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    <text bytes="1294" xml:space="preserve">Q: What distro is the shell server running?
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Q: Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...
   Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you
   have doubts about a specific software package please ask us
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   We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites
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Q: Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...
   Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you
   have doubts about a specific software package please ask us
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   We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites
   to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored
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   ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use
   the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
   port -a will show you the available ports
   port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you

Q: There is a package not installed, can you install it?
   Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are
   available in the debian stable repository. Drop by on IRC if
   you have a request.

Q: My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?
   Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please
   do keep it civil. If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension
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   Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you
   have doubts about a specific software package please ask us
   about it on irc.
   We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites
   to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored
   your account can be suspended without notice.

Q: I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?
   ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use
   the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
   port -a will show you the available ports
   port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you

Q: There is a package not installed, can you install it?
   Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are
   available in the debian stable repository. Drop by on IRC if
   you have a request.

Q: My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?
   Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please
   do keep it civil. If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension
   the staff may re-evaluate it. Any descision made by the staff is
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As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:
   coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
   (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
   State for port 5001: In use
   Process info:
   -
   Done.
   coolfire@Lydia:~$ 

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&lt;p&gt;
As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:
   coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
   (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
   State for port 5001: In use
   Process info:
   -
   Done.
   coolfire@Lydia:~$ 

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&lt;p&gt;
As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:
   coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
   (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
   State for port 5001: In use
   Process info:
   -
   Done.
   coolfire@Lydia:~$ 

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&lt;p&gt;
As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:

   coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
   (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
   State for port 5001: In use
   Process info:
   -
   Done.
   coolfire@Lydia:~$ 

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&lt;p&gt;
As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:

   coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
   (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
   State for port 5001: In use
   Process info:
   -
   Done.
   coolfire@Lydia:~$ 

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&lt;p&gt;
As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:

   coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
   (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
   State for port 5001: In use
   Process info:
   -
   Done.
   coolfire@Lydia:~$ 

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&lt;p&gt;
As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
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&lt;p&gt;
As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
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&lt;p&gt;
As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Usage of the port command:
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you

&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
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&lt;p&gt;
As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)
&lt;/p&gt;

&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.
&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Usage of the port command:
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you

&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;
Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;br /&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
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As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.&lt;br /&gt;


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.&lt;br /&gt;


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.&lt;br /&gt;


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.&lt;br /&gt;
This is the 'port' command.&lt;br /&gt;


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but you should be root.)
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is ports 5000 to 5500. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.&lt;br /&gt;
You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

:Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;

:What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.
:You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

:Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;

:What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.
:You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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    <text bytes="1178" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?
:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)

;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...
:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?
:ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:Go here for more info [[shells_ports]]

;There is a package not installed, can you install it?
:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.

;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?
:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.</text>
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    <text bytes="1178" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?
:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)

;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...
:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?
:ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:Go here for more info [[shells_ports]]

;There is a package not installed, can you install it?
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    <text bytes="235" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia&lt;/big&gt;

We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shell_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]</text>
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]</text>
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]</text>
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    <text bytes="236" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia&lt;/big&gt;

We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]</text>
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  <title>Shells rules</title>
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    <text bytes="909" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.</text>
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    <text bytes="909" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.</text>
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    <text bytes="960" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.</text>
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    <text bytes="960" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.</text>
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    <text bytes="1004" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1004" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1046" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1046" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="2198" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[shells_websites]]


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2198" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[shells_websites]]


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2198" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[shells_websites]]


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2198" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2198" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="714" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin].&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
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To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin].&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
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    <text bytes="1167" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin].&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin].&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1214" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="663" xml:space="preserve">We make full backups of all the home directories to an off-site server every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:40am local time.


To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].</text>
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    <text bytes="663" xml:space="preserve">We make full backups of all the home directories to an off-site server every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:40am local time.


To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


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    <text bytes="911" xml:space="preserve">We make full backups of all the home directories to an off-site server every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:40am local time.


To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.</text>
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To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
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Here you can find information and user guides on some of the projects we run at Insomnia 24/7.</text>
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    <text bytes="1359" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Open ports&lt;/big&gt;

:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;That doesn't seem fair? I was using it first.&lt;/big&gt;

:Well, in all honesty every user has as much right to a specific port as the next.
:Based on this, the only fair and maintainable system at this point is simply 'first come, first served'.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

:Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;

:What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.
:You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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    <text bytes="1359" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Open ports&lt;/big&gt;

:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


&lt;big&gt;Help! Someone is using my port!&lt;/big&gt;

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


&lt;big&gt;That doesn't seem fair? I was using it first.&lt;/big&gt;

:Well, in all honesty every user has as much right to a specific port as the next.
:Based on this, the only fair and maintainable system at this point is simply 'first come, first served'.


&lt;big&gt;port command&lt;/big&gt;

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


&lt;big&gt;Usage of the port command:&lt;/big&gt;
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


&lt;big&gt;Examples of how to use the port command:&lt;/big&gt;

:Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;

:What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.
:You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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    <text bytes="3473" xml:space="preserve">Since we got a lot of people using ZNC, we installed it on the server so you no longer have to compile it yourself.
To get started using your own ZNC client pick a open port you can use (see [[shells_ports]] for more info on this).

Next we tell ZNC to make a new config file for us:
&lt;pre&gt;znc --makeconf&lt;/pre&gt;

It will ask you a few configuration questions:

 [ ?? ] What port would you like ZNC to listen on? (1 to 65535): '''&lt;port you picked&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using SSL? (yes/no) [no]: '''yes''' (You can pick no, but SSL is better security wise)
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using ipv6? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''
 [ ?? ] Listen Host (Blank for all ips): '''&lt;leave blank&gt;'''

Then it will ask you if you want to load any global modules, normally you won't have to:

 [ ?? ] Do you want to load any global modules? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it will ask you for your user configuration:

 [ ?? ] Username (AlphaNumeric): '''yournick'''
 [ ?? ] Enter Password: '''&lt;enter a password to connect to your znc here&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Confirm Password: '''&lt;and again&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like this user to be an admin? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Nick [yournick]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Alt Nick [yournick_]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Ident [yournick: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Real Name [Got ZNC?]: '''&lt;press enter or set something you want'''
 [ ?? ] VHost (optional): '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to keep trying for your primary nick? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Number of lines to buffer per channel [50]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to keep buffers after replay? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Default channel modes [+stn]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''

Now it will ask you if you want to load any user modules, again, this is normally not needed.

 [ ?? ] Do you want to automatically load any user modules for this user? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it's time to add IRC servers and channels it will connect to for you.

 [ ?? ] IRC server (host only): '''irc.insomnia247.nl'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Port (1 to 65535) [6667]: '''6669'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Password (probably empty): ''',leave empty unless you need a password to connect to the server'''
 [ ?? ] Does this server use SSL? (probably no) (yes/no) [no]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another server? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

 [ ?? ] Would you like to add a channel for ZNC to automatically join? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Channel name: '''#shells'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another channel? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Now finally you get the chance to set up another user for ZNC, this is also normally not needed as it's only you that uses it.

 [ ?? ] Would you like to setup another user? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Finally it will ask you if you want to start ZNC now, you can pick '''yes''' here, but it will usually fail with "[No such file or directory]"

If you have configured your ZNC with SSL, it will need to create a .pem file (SSL certificate) when you run ZNC

 [ ?? ] Would you like to create a new pem file? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] hostname of your shell (including the '.com' portion): '''insomnia247.nl'''

Your ZNC should now be up and running, you can connect to it from your normal IRC client with the command

 /server insomnia247.nl '''port''' '''yournick''':'''yourpassword'''

Don't forget to include the '''-ssl''' option if you configured it to use SSL.</text>
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    <text bytes="3473" xml:space="preserve">Since we got a lot of people using ZNC, we installed it on the server so you no longer have to compile it yourself.
To get started using your own ZNC client pick a open port you can use (see [[shells_ports]] for more info on this).

Next we tell ZNC to make a new config file for us:
&lt;pre&gt;znc --makeconf&lt;/pre&gt;

It will ask you a few configuration questions:

 [ ?? ] What port would you like ZNC to listen on? (1 to 65535): '''&lt;port you picked&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using SSL? (yes/no) [no]: '''yes''' (You can pick no, but SSL is better security wise)
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using ipv6? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''
 [ ?? ] Listen Host (Blank for all ips): '''&lt;leave blank&gt;'''

Then it will ask you if you want to load any global modules, normally you won't have to:

 [ ?? ] Do you want to load any global modules? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it will ask you for your user configuration:

 [ ?? ] Username (AlphaNumeric): '''yournick'''
 [ ?? ] Enter Password: '''&lt;enter a password to connect to your znc here&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Confirm Password: '''&lt;and again&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like this user to be an admin? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Nick [yournick]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Alt Nick [yournick_]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Ident [yournick: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Real Name [Got ZNC?]: '''&lt;press enter or set something you want'''
 [ ?? ] VHost (optional): '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to keep trying for your primary nick? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Number of lines to buffer per channel [50]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to keep buffers after replay? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Default channel modes [+stn]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''

Now it will ask you if you want to load any user modules, again, this is normally not needed.

 [ ?? ] Do you want to automatically load any user modules for this user? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it's time to add IRC servers and channels it will connect to for you.

 [ ?? ] IRC server (host only): '''irc.insomnia247.nl'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Port (1 to 65535) [6667]: '''6669'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Password (probably empty): ''',leave empty unless you need a password to connect to the server'''
 [ ?? ] Does this server use SSL? (probably no) (yes/no) [no]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another server? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

 [ ?? ] Would you like to add a channel for ZNC to automatically join? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Channel name: '''#shells'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another channel? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Now finally you get the chance to set up another user for ZNC, this is also normally not needed as it's only you that uses it.

 [ ?? ] Would you like to setup another user? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Finally it will ask you if you want to start ZNC now, you can pick '''yes''' here, but it will usually fail with "[No such file or directory]"

If you have configured your ZNC with SSL, it will need to create a .pem file (SSL certificate) when you run ZNC

 [ ?? ] Would you like to create a new pem file? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] hostname of your shell (including the '.com' portion): '''insomnia247.nl'''

Your ZNC should now be up and running, you can connect to it from your normal IRC client with the command

 /server insomnia247.nl '''port''' '''yournick''':'''yourpassword'''

Don't forget to include the '''-ssl''' option if you configured it to use SSL.</text>
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    <text bytes="3634" xml:space="preserve">Since we got a lot of people using ZNC, we installed it on the server so you no longer have to compile it yourself.
To get started using your own ZNC client pick a open port you can use (see [[shells_ports]] for more info on this).

Next we tell ZNC to make a new config file for us:
&lt;pre&gt;znc --makeconf&lt;/pre&gt;

It will ask you a few configuration questions:

 [ ?? ] What port would you like ZNC to listen on? (1 to 65535): '''&lt;port you picked&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using SSL? (yes/no) [no]: '''yes''' (You can pick no, but SSL is better security wise)
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using ipv6? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''
 [ ?? ] Listen Host (Blank for all ips): '''&lt;leave blank&gt;'''

Then it will ask you if you want to load any global modules, normally you won't have to:

 [ ?? ] Do you want to load any global modules? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it will ask you for your user configuration:

 [ ?? ] Username (AlphaNumeric): '''yournick'''
 [ ?? ] Enter Password: '''&lt;enter a password to connect to your znc here&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Confirm Password: '''&lt;and again&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like this user to be an admin? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Nick [yournick]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Alt Nick [yournick_]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Ident [yournick: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Real Name [Got ZNC?]: '''&lt;press enter or set something you want'''
 [ ?? ] VHost (optional): '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to keep trying for your primary nick? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Number of lines to buffer per channel [50]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to keep buffers after replay? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Default channel modes [+stn]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''

Now it will ask you if you want to load any user modules, again, this is normally not needed.

 [ ?? ] Do you want to automatically load any user modules for this user? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it's time to add IRC servers and channels it will connect to for you.

 [ ?? ] IRC server (host only): '''irc.insomnia247.nl'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Port (1 to 65535) [6667]: '''6669'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Password (probably empty): ''',leave empty unless you need a password to connect to the server'''
 [ ?? ] Does this server use SSL? (probably no) (yes/no) [no]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another server? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

 [ ?? ] Would you like to add a channel for ZNC to automatically join? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Channel name: '''#shells'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another channel? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Now finally you get the chance to set up another user for ZNC, this is also normally not needed as it's only you that uses it.

 [ ?? ] Would you like to setup another user? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Finally it will ask you if you want to start ZNC now, you can pick '''yes''' here, but it will usually fail with "[No such file or directory]"

 [ ?? ] Launch znc now? (yes/no) [yes]:
 '''[ ** ] Unable to launch znc [No such file or directory]'''

If you have configured your ZNC with SSL, it will need to create a .pem file (SSL certificate) when you run ZNC, you will be prompted to do so.

 User@Lydia:~$ '''znc'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to create a new pem file? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] hostname of your shell (including the '.com' portion): '''insomnia247.nl'''

Your ZNC should now be up and running, you can connect to it from your normal IRC client with the command

 /server insomnia247.nl '''port''' '''yournick''':'''yourpassword'''

Don't forget to include the '''-ssl''' option if you configured it to use SSL.</text>
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    <text bytes="3634" xml:space="preserve">Since we got a lot of people using ZNC, we installed it on the server so you no longer have to compile it yourself.
To get started using your own ZNC client pick a open port you can use (see [[shells_ports]] for more info on this).

Next we tell ZNC to make a new config file for us:
&lt;pre&gt;znc --makeconf&lt;/pre&gt;

It will ask you a few configuration questions:

 [ ?? ] What port would you like ZNC to listen on? (1 to 65535): '''&lt;port you picked&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using SSL? (yes/no) [no]: '''yes''' (You can pick no, but SSL is better security wise)
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using ipv6? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''
 [ ?? ] Listen Host (Blank for all ips): '''&lt;leave blank&gt;'''

Then it will ask you if you want to load any global modules, normally you won't have to:

 [ ?? ] Do you want to load any global modules? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it will ask you for your user configuration:

 [ ?? ] Username (AlphaNumeric): '''yournick'''
 [ ?? ] Enter Password: '''&lt;enter a password to connect to your znc here&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Confirm Password: '''&lt;and again&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like this user to be an admin? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Nick [yournick]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Alt Nick [yournick_]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Ident [yournick: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Real Name [Got ZNC?]: '''&lt;press enter or set something you want'''
 [ ?? ] VHost (optional): '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to keep trying for your primary nick? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Number of lines to buffer per channel [50]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to keep buffers after replay? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Default channel modes [+stn]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''

Now it will ask you if you want to load any user modules, again, this is normally not needed.

 [ ?? ] Do you want to automatically load any user modules for this user? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it's time to add IRC servers and channels it will connect to for you.

 [ ?? ] IRC server (host only): '''irc.insomnia247.nl'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Port (1 to 65535) [6667]: '''6669'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Password (probably empty): ''',leave empty unless you need a password to connect to the server'''
 [ ?? ] Does this server use SSL? (probably no) (yes/no) [no]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another server? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

 [ ?? ] Would you like to add a channel for ZNC to automatically join? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Channel name: '''#shells'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another channel? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Now finally you get the chance to set up another user for ZNC, this is also normally not needed as it's only you that uses it.

 [ ?? ] Would you like to setup another user? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Finally it will ask you if you want to start ZNC now, you can pick '''yes''' here, but it will usually fail with "[No such file or directory]"

 [ ?? ] Launch znc now? (yes/no) [yes]:
 '''[ ** ] Unable to launch znc [No such file or directory]'''

If you have configured your ZNC with SSL, it will need to create a .pem file (SSL certificate) when you run ZNC, you will be prompted to do so.

 User@Lydia:~$ '''znc'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to create a new pem file? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] hostname of your shell (including the '.com' portion): '''insomnia247.nl'''

Your ZNC should now be up and running, you can connect to it from your normal IRC client with the command

 /server insomnia247.nl '''port''' '''yournick''':'''yourpassword'''

Don't forget to include the '''-ssl''' option if you configured it to use SSL.</text>
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  <title>Shells Eggdrop</title>
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    <text bytes="2592" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2592" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2593" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on irc to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding lead to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any descision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2857" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long anser: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc.
:We ask you to download all sources at the _official_ websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2935" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2935" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="2935" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="3136" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:insomnia247.nl runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can redirect your ssh session there.

;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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  <revision>
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    <text bytes="3284" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:insomnia247.nl runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can redirect your ssh session there.

;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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  <revision>
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    <text bytes="3284" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:insomnia247.nl runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can redirect your ssh session there.

;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="3282" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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  <title>Shells rules</title>
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    <text bytes="1089" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1089" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1099" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1099" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="366" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia&lt;/big&gt;

We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]

&lt;big&gt;Information about shells on rootedker.nl&lt;/big&gt;
The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.</text>
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    <text bytes="366" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia&lt;/big&gt;

We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]

&lt;big&gt;Information about shells on rootedker.nl&lt;/big&gt;
The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.</text>
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    <text bytes="366" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia&lt;/big&gt;

We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]

&lt;big&gt;Information about shells on rootedker.nl&lt;/big&gt;
The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.</text>
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    <text bytes="387" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia&lt;/big&gt;

We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]
&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;big&gt;Information about shells on rootedker.nl&lt;/big&gt; &lt;br /&gt;

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.</text>
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    <text bytes="387" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia&lt;/big&gt;

We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]
&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;big&gt;Information about shells on rootedker.nl&lt;/big&gt; &lt;br /&gt;

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    <text bytes="387" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia&lt;/big&gt;

We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.&lt;br /&gt;
Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]
&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;big&gt;Information about shells on rootedker.nl&lt;/big&gt; &lt;br /&gt;

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    <text bytes="3282" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="3282" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:Yes you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:Our server runs automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to Usermin [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia24/7] or [https://rootedker.nl:20000 rootedker.nl] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3537" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to Usermin [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia24/7] or [https://rootedker.nl:20000 rootedker.nl] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3537" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to Usermin [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia24/7] or [https://rootedker.nl:20000 rootedker.nl] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3547" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3547" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3547" xml:space="preserve">;What distro is the shell server running?

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


;How do I request a shell?

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


;How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)?

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


;My shell request was approved, now what do I do?

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


;What is an SSH client?

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


;Will my account expire?
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


;Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/...

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


;I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use?

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


;There is a package not installed, can you install it?

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


;My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone?

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


;I deleted a file I still need. Help!

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


;I need help with my website

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


;How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database?

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


;Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules?

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


;My question isn't listed. What now?

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="1285" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1285" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1353" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1353" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1450" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1450" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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=== What is Nanobot ===
Nanobot is an IRC bot written in Perl.
It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

=== More info ===</text>
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=== What is Nanobot ===
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=== What is Nanobot ===
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=== More info ===
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=== What is Nanobot ===
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:It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

=== More info ===
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=== What is Nanobot ===
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=== More info ===
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=== What is Nanobot ===
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:It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

=== More info ===
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Modules]]
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=== What is Nanobot ===
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:It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

=== More info ===
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Modules]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own modules]]
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== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Modules]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own modules]]
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# Copyright (c) 2011, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
# form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
# AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0 beta 5";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		print "  -6 or --ipv6		Use IPv6 over IPv4.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this.");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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    <text bytes="29752" xml:space="preserve">== Source code listing for nanobot ==
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&lt;pre&gt;
# Copyright (c) 2011, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
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#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0 beta 5";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		print "  -6 or --ipv6		Use IPv6 over IPv4.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this.");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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    <text bytes="29815" xml:space="preserve">== Source code listing for nanobot ==
Code with syntax highlighting can be found [http://insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=p&amp;file=nanobot&amp;ext=pl&amp;type=perl here]

&lt;pre&gt;
# Copyright (c) 2011, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
# form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
# AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0 beta 5";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		print "  -6 or --ipv6		Use IPv6 over IPv4.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this.");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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    <text bytes="29819" xml:space="preserve">== Source code listing for nanobot ==
Code with syntax highlighting can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=p&amp;file=nanobot&amp;ext=pl&amp;type=perl here]

&lt;pre&gt;
# Copyright (c) 2011, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
# form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
# AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0 beta 5";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		print "  -6 or --ipv6		Use IPv6 over IPv4.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this.");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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# Copyright (c) 2011, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
# form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
# AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0 beta 5";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		print "  -6 or --ipv6		Use IPv6 over IPv4.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this.");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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    <text bytes="3422" xml:space="preserve">== User manual ==

=== Starting the bot ===
;Environment
:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.

;Configuration
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

;Command
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
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    <text bytes="3582" xml:space="preserve">== User manual ==

=== Starting the bot ===
;Environment
:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

;Configuration
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

;Command
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl</text>
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    <text bytes="3582" xml:space="preserve">== Starting the bot ==
=== Environment ===
:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

=== Configuration ===
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

=== Command ===
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.</text>
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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
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:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.</text>
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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
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:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

== Bot commands ==
=== Admin commands ===
=== Public commands ===
=== Module commands ===</text>
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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging information.

== Bot commands ==
=== Admin commands ===
=== Public commands ===
=== Module commands ===</text>
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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
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:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.

== Bot commands ==
=== Admin commands ===
=== Public commands ===
=== Module commands ===</text>
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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.

== Bot commands ==
=== Public commands ===
:Commands: '''!command'''
:Example '''!help'''

:Command arguments: ''[argument]''
:Example: '''!voice''' ''Bobby''

:Multiple options for the same argument: ''[argument 1|argument 2]''
:Example: '''!bot''' ''on''

:'''!help''' Sends available commands to the user.
:'''!version''' Sends the running version to the user.
:'''!seen''' ''[nickname]'' Shows when the user was last seen, and what he said.

=== Admin commands ===


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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.

== Bot commands ==
:Commands: '''!command'''
:Example '''!help'''

:Command arguments: ''[argument]''
:Example: '''!voice''' ''Bobby''

:Multiple options for the same argument: ''[argument 1|argument 2]''
:Example: '''!bot''' ''on''

=== Public commands ===
:'''!help''' Sends available commands to the user.
:'''!version''' Sends the running version to the user.
:'''!seen''' ''[nickname]'' Shows when the user was last seen, and what he said.

=== Admin commands ===
:'''!quit''' ''[message]'' Stop the bot. (Message arguement may be ignored.)
:'''!join''' ''[channel]'' Join specified channel.
:'''!part''' ''[channel]'' Part specified channel.
:'''!topic''' ''[topic]'' Set new topic in current channel.
:'''!mode''' ''[modeline]'' Raw IRC mode line. Example: !mode #mychannel +i Bobby
:'''!nick''' ''[botnick]'' Change the bots nickname.
:'''!loadlist''' Load lists containing hostmasks for auto-oper, auto-voice etc. for the modchan.
:'''!modchan''' ''[channel]'' Set active channel. Returms current modchan when no arguemnet is given.
:'''!bot''' ''[on|off]'' Switch bot on or off. (Auto voice, auto oper, seen command etc.) On by default.
:'''!all''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Give this status to every user who enters the modchan.
:'''!none''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Undo for the !all command.
:'''!add''' ''[op|hop|voice|kick]'' ''[hostmask]'' Add hostmask to the specified list.
:'''![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice] ''[nick]'' Give/take ops, half-ops and voice. When no nickname is given, action is preformed on yourself.
:'''!kick''' ''[nick]'' Kick user for the channel.
:'''![ban|unban]''' ''[hostmask]'' Ban/unban hosts from the current channel.
:'''!admin''' ''[add|del]'' ''[hostmask]'' Control admin access to the bot. When no hostmask is given, the current list of admins is returned.
:'''!raw''' ''[data]'' Send raw data to the IRC server.

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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.

== Bot commands ==
:Commands: '''!command'''
:Example '''!help'''

:Command arguments: ''[argument]''
:Example: '''!voice''' ''Bobby''

:Multiple options for the same argument: ''[argument 1|argument 2]''
:Example: '''!bot''' ''on''

=== Public commands ===
:'''!help''' Sends available commands to the user.
:'''!version''' Sends the running version to the user.
:'''!seen''' ''[nickname]'' Shows when the user was last seen, and what he said.

=== Admin commands ===
:'''!quit''' ''[message]'' Stop the bot. (Message arguement may be ignored.)
:'''!join''' ''[channel]'' Join specified channel.
:'''!part''' ''[channel]'' Part specified channel.
:'''!topic''' ''[topic]'' Set new topic in current channel.
:'''!mode''' ''[modeline]'' Raw IRC mode line. Example: !mode #mychannel +i Bobby
:'''!nick''' ''[botnick]'' Change the bots nickname.
:'''!loadlist''' Load lists containing hostmasks for auto-oper, auto-voice etc. for the modchan.
:'''!modchan''' ''[channel]'' Set active channel. Returms current modchan when no arguemnet is given.
:'''!bot''' ''[on|off]'' Switch bot on or off. (Auto voice, auto oper, seen command etc.) On by default.
:'''!all''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Give this status to every user who enters the modchan.
:'''!none''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Undo for the !all command.
:'''!add''' ''[op|hop|voice|kick]'' ''[hostmask]'' Add hostmask to the specified list.
:'''![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice]''' ''[nick]'' Give/take ops, half-ops and voice. When no nickname is given, action is preformed on yourself.
:'''!kick''' ''[nick]'' Kick user for the channel.
:'''![ban|unban]''' ''[hostmask]'' Ban/unban hosts from the current channel.
:'''!admin''' ''[add|del]'' ''[hostmask]'' Control admin access to the bot. When no hostmask is given, the current list of admins is returned.
:'''!raw''' ''[data]'' Send raw data to the IRC server.

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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.

== Bot commands ==
:Commands: '''!command'''
:Example '''!help'''

:Command arguments: ''[argument]''
:Example: '''!voice''' ''Bobby''

:Multiple options for the same argument: ''[argument 1|argument 2]''
:Example: '''!bot''' ''on''

=== Public commands ===
:'''!help''' Sends available commands to the user.
:'''!version''' Sends the running version to the user.
:'''!seen''' ''[nickname]'' Shows when the user was last seen, and what he said.

=== Admin commands ===
:'''!quit''' ''[message]'' Stop the bot. (Message arguement may be ignored.)
:'''!join''' ''[channel]'' Join specified channel.
:'''!part''' ''[channel]'' Part specified channel.
:'''!topic''' ''[topic]'' Set new topic in current channel.
:'''!mode''' ''[modeline]'' Raw IRC mode line. Example: !mode #mychannel +i Bobby
:'''!nick''' ''[botnick]'' Change the bots nickname.
:'''!loadlist''' Load lists containing hostmasks for auto-oper, auto-voice etc. for the modchan.
:'''!modchan''' ''[channel]'' Set active channel. Returms current modchan when no arguemnet is given.
:'''!bot''' ''[on|off]'' Switch bot on or off. (Auto voice, auto oper, seen command etc.) On by default.
:'''!all''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Give this status to every user who enters the modchan.
:'''!none''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Undo for the !all command.
:'''!add''' ''[op|hop|voice|kick]'' ''[hostmask]'' Add hostmask to the specified list.
:'''![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice]''' ''[nick]'' Give/take ops, half-ops and voice. When no nickname is given, action is preformed on yourself.
:'''!kick''' ''[nick]'' Kick user from the channel.
:'''![ban|unban]''' ''[hostmask]'' Ban/unban hosts from the current channel.
:'''!admin''' ''[add|del]'' ''[hostmask]'' Control admin access to the bot. When no hostmask is given, the current list of admins is returned.
:'''!raw''' ''[data]'' Send raw data to the IRC server.

=== Module commands ===</text>
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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
:This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
:Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
:If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.

== Bot commands ==
:Commands: '''!command'''
:Example '''!help'''

:Command arguments: ''[argument]''
:Example: '''!voice''' ''Bobby''

:Multiple options for the same argument: ''[argument 1|argument 2]''
:Example: '''!bot''' ''on''

=== Public commands ===
:'''!help''' Sends available commands to the user.
:'''!version''' Sends the running version to the user.
:'''!seen''' ''[nickname]'' Shows when the user was last seen, and what he said.

=== Admin commands ===
:'''!quit''' ''[message]'' Stop the bot. (Message arguement may be ignored.)
:'''!join''' ''[channel]'' Join specified channel.
:'''!part''' ''[channel]'' Part specified channel.
:'''!topic''' ''[topic]'' Set new topic in current channel.
:'''!mode''' ''[modeline]'' Raw IRC mode line. Example: !mode #mychannel +i Bobby
:'''!nick''' ''[botnick]'' Change the bots nickname.
:'''!loadlist''' Load lists containing hostmasks for auto-oper, auto-voice etc. for the modchan.
:'''!modchan''' ''[channel]'' Set active channel. Returms current modchan when no arguemnet is given.
:'''!bot''' ''[on|off]'' Switch bot on or off. (Auto voice, auto oper, seen command etc.) On by default.
:'''!all''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Give this status to every user who enters the modchan.
:'''!none''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Undo for the !all command.
:'''!add''' ''[op|hop|voice|kick]'' ''[hostmask]'' Add hostmask to the specified list.
:'''![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice]''' ''[nick]'' Give/take ops, half-ops and voice. When no nickname is given, action is preformed on yourself.
:'''!kick''' ''[nick]'' Kick user from the channel.
:'''![ban|unban]''' ''[hostmask]'' Ban/unban hosts from the current channel.
:'''!admin''' ''[add|del]'' ''[hostmask]'' Control admin access to the bot. When no hostmask is given, the current list of admins is returned.
:'''!raw''' ''[data]'' Send raw data to the IRC server.

=== Module commands ===
:'''![load|unload|reload]''' ''[module]'' Load / unload / reload a module. (Bare module name only, no directory name or .pm)
:'''!loaded''' List currently loaded modules.
:'''!available''' List all available modules.
:'''!pubmods''' ''[on|off]'' Switch public usage of modules on or off. (This effectively makes everyone a bot admin for the modules.)

;Calling a command in a module follows this syntax:
:'''!modulename.command''' ''[Args]''
:Arguments may or may not be needed, this depends on the command and the module.

:When only '''!modulename''' is called, it will execute the module's "help" command if one is available.</text>
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:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:We will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
::This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
::If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.

== Bot commands ==
:Commands: '''!command'''
:Example '''!help'''

:Command arguments: ''[argument]''
:Example: '''!voice''' ''Bobby''

:Multiple options for the same argument: ''[argument 1|argument 2]''
:Example: '''!bot''' ''on''

=== Public commands ===
:'''!help''' Sends available commands to the user.
:'''!version''' Sends the running version to the user.
:'''!seen''' ''[nickname]'' Shows when the user was last seen, and what he said.

=== Admin commands ===
:'''!quit''' ''[message]'' Stop the bot. (Message arguement may be ignored.)
:'''!join''' ''[channel]'' Join specified channel.
:'''!part''' ''[channel]'' Part specified channel.
:'''!topic''' ''[topic]'' Set new topic in current channel.
:'''!mode''' ''[modeline]'' Raw IRC mode line. Example: !mode #mychannel +i Bobby
:'''!nick''' ''[botnick]'' Change the bots nickname.
:'''!loadlist''' Load lists containing hostmasks for auto-oper, auto-voice etc. for the modchan.
:'''!modchan''' ''[channel]'' Set active channel. Returms current modchan when no arguemnet is given.
:'''!bot''' ''[on|off]'' Switch bot on or off. (Auto voice, auto oper, seen command etc.) On by default.
:'''!all''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Give this status to every user who enters the modchan.
:'''!none''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Undo for the !all command.
:'''!add''' ''[op|hop|voice|kick]'' ''[hostmask]'' Add hostmask to the specified list.
:'''![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice]''' ''[nick]'' Give/take ops, half-ops and voice. When no nickname is given, action is preformed on yourself.
:'''!kick''' ''[nick]'' Kick user from the channel.
:'''![ban|unban]''' ''[hostmask]'' Ban/unban hosts from the current channel.
:'''!admin''' ''[add|del]'' ''[hostmask]'' Control admin access to the bot. When no hostmask is given, the current list of admins is returned.
:'''!raw''' ''[data]'' Send raw data to the IRC server.

=== Module commands ===
:'''![load|unload|reload]''' ''[module]'' Load / unload / reload a module. (Bare module name only, no directory name or .pm)
:'''!loaded''' List currently loaded modules.
:'''!available''' List all available modules.
:'''!pubmods''' ''[on|off]'' Switch public usage of modules on or off. (This effectively makes everyone a bot admin for the modules.)

;Calling a command in a module follows this syntax:
:'''!modulename.command''' ''[Args]''
:Arguments may or may not be needed, this depends on the command and the module.

:When only '''!modulename''' is called, it will execute the module's "help" command if one is available.</text>
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    <text bytes="6895" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, we will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to, enclosed in single quotes ( ' ).
::This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
::If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.

== Bot commands ==
:Commands: '''!command'''
:Example '''!help'''

:Command arguments: ''[argument]''
:Example: '''!voice''' ''Bobby''

:Multiple options for the same argument: ''[argument 1|argument 2]''
:Example: '''!bot''' ''on''

=== Public commands ===
:'''!help''' Sends available commands to the user.
:'''!version''' Sends the running version to the user.
:'''!seen''' ''[nickname]'' Shows when the user was last seen, and what he said.

=== Admin commands ===
:'''!quit''' ''[message]'' Stop the bot. (Message arguement may be ignored.)
:'''!join''' ''[channel]'' Join specified channel.
:'''!part''' ''[channel]'' Part specified channel.
:'''!topic''' ''[topic]'' Set new topic in current channel.
:'''!mode''' ''[modeline]'' Raw IRC mode line. Example: !mode #mychannel +i Bobby
:'''!nick''' ''[botnick]'' Change the bots nickname.
:'''!loadlist''' Load lists containing hostmasks for auto-oper, auto-voice etc. for the modchan.
:'''!modchan''' ''[channel]'' Set active channel. Returms current modchan when no arguemnet is given.
:'''!bot''' ''[on|off]'' Switch bot on or off. (Auto voice, auto oper, seen command etc.) On by default.
:'''!all''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Give this status to every user who enters the modchan.
:'''!none''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Undo for the !all command.
:'''!add''' ''[op|hop|voice|kick]'' ''[hostmask]'' Add hostmask to the specified list.
:'''![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice]''' ''[nick]'' Give/take ops, half-ops and voice. When no nickname is given, action is preformed on yourself.
:'''!kick''' ''[nick]'' Kick user from the channel.
:'''![ban|unban]''' ''[hostmask]'' Ban/unban hosts from the current channel.
:'''!admin''' ''[add|del]'' ''[hostmask]'' Control admin access to the bot. When no hostmask is given, the current list of admins is returned.
:'''!raw''' ''[data]'' Send raw data to the IRC server.

=== Module commands ===
:'''![load|unload|reload]''' ''[module]'' Load / unload / reload a module. (Bare module name only, no directory name or .pm)
:'''!loaded''' List currently loaded modules.
:'''!available''' List all available modules.
:'''!pubmods''' ''[on|off]'' Switch public usage of modules on or off. (This effectively makes everyone a bot admin for the modules.)

;Calling a command in a module follows this syntax:
:'''!modulename.command''' ''[Args]''
:Arguments may or may not be needed, this depends on the command and the module.

:When only '''!modulename''' is called, it will execute the module's "help" command if one is available.</text>
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    <text bytes="6862" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.

== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, we will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to.
::This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
::If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl

=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.

== Bot commands ==
:Commands: '''!command'''
:Example '''!help'''

:Command arguments: ''[argument]''
:Example: '''!voice''' ''Bobby''

:Multiple options for the same argument: ''[argument 1|argument 2]''
:Example: '''!bot''' ''on''

=== Public commands ===
:'''!help''' Sends available commands to the user.
:'''!version''' Sends the running version to the user.
:'''!seen''' ''[nickname]'' Shows when the user was last seen, and what he said.

=== Admin commands ===
:'''!quit''' ''[message]'' Stop the bot. (Message arguement may be ignored.)
:'''!join''' ''[channel]'' Join specified channel.
:'''!part''' ''[channel]'' Part specified channel.
:'''!topic''' ''[topic]'' Set new topic in current channel.
:'''!mode''' ''[modeline]'' Raw IRC mode line. Example: !mode #mychannel +i Bobby
:'''!nick''' ''[botnick]'' Change the bots nickname.
:'''!loadlist''' Load lists containing hostmasks for auto-oper, auto-voice etc. for the modchan.
:'''!modchan''' ''[channel]'' Set active channel. Returms current modchan when no arguemnet is given.
:'''!bot''' ''[on|off]'' Switch bot on or off. (Auto voice, auto oper, seen command etc.) On by default.
:'''!all''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Give this status to every user who enters the modchan.
:'''!none''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Undo for the !all command.
:'''!add''' ''[op|hop|voice|kick]'' ''[hostmask]'' Add hostmask to the specified list.
:'''![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice]''' ''[nick]'' Give/take ops, half-ops and voice. When no nickname is given, action is preformed on yourself.
:'''!kick''' ''[nick]'' Kick user from the channel.
:'''![ban|unban]''' ''[hostmask]'' Ban/unban hosts from the current channel.
:'''!admin''' ''[add|del]'' ''[hostmask]'' Control admin access to the bot. When no hostmask is given, the current list of admins is returned.
:'''!raw''' ''[data]'' Send raw data to the IRC server.

=== Module commands ===
:'''![load|unload|reload]''' ''[module]'' Load / unload / reload a module. (Bare module name only, no directory name or .pm)
:'''!loaded''' List currently loaded modules.
:'''!available''' List all available modules.
:'''!pubmods''' ''[on|off]'' Switch public usage of modules on or off. (This effectively makes everyone a bot admin for the modules.)

;Calling a command in a module follows this syntax:
:'''!modulename.command''' ''[Args]''
:Arguments may or may not be needed, this depends on the command and the module.

:When only '''!modulename''' is called, it will execute the module's "help" command if one is available.</text>
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    <text bytes="29770" xml:space="preserve">== Source code listing for nanobot ==
Code with syntax highlighting can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=p&amp;file=nanobot&amp;ext=pl&amp;type=perl here]

&lt;pre&gt;
# Copyright (c) 2011, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
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# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
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# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
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# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0 beta 5";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this.");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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    <text bytes="29846" xml:space="preserve">== Source code listing for nanobot ==
Code with syntax highlighting can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=p&amp;file=nanobot&amp;ext=pl&amp;type=perl here]
Perl file can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot.pl here]

&lt;pre&gt;
# Copyright (c) 2011, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
# form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
# AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0 beta 5";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this.");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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    <comment>/* Source code listing for nanobot */</comment>
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    <text bytes="29848" xml:space="preserve">== Source code listing for nanobot ==
:Code with syntax highlighting can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=p&amp;file=nanobot&amp;ext=pl&amp;type=perl here]
:Perl file can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot.pl here]

&lt;pre&gt;
# Copyright (c) 2011, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
# form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
# AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0 beta 5";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this.");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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  <title>Nanobot</title>
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    <text bytes="343" xml:space="preserve">== What is nanobot ==
:Nanobot is an IRC bot written in Perl.
:It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Modules]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own modules]]
*[[Nanobot_FAQ|FAQ]]</text>
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    <text bytes="606" xml:space="preserve">== What is nanobot ==
:Nanobot is an IRC bot written in Perl.
:It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

:It has several built-in commands which find common use, in addition to these commands, modules with extra functionallity may be loaded and unloaded at any time, without needing to restart the bot.

:Both '''SSL''' and '''IPv6''' support are built into the bot.

== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Modules]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own modules]]
*[[Nanobot_FAQ|FAQ]]</text>
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    <text bytes="698" xml:space="preserve">== What is nanobot ==
:Nanobot is an open source IRC bot written in Perl. It's licenced under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/ BSD licence].
:It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

:It has several built-in commands which find common use, in addition to these commands, modules with extra functionallity may be loaded and unloaded at any time, without needing to restart the bot.

:Both '''SSL''' and '''IPv6''' support are built into the bot.

== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Modules]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own modules]]
*[[Nanobot_FAQ|FAQ]]</text>
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    <text bytes="698" xml:space="preserve">== What is nanobot ==
:Nanobot is an open source IRC bot written in Perl. It's licenced under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/ BSD licence].
:It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

:It has several built-in commands which find common use, in addition to these commands, modules with extra functionallity may be loaded and unloaded at any time, without needing to restart the bot.

:Both '''SSL''' and '''IPv6''' support are built into the bot.

== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_FAQ|FAQ]]
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Modules]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own modules]]</text>
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  <title>Shells FAQ</title>
  <ns>0</ns>
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    <id>80</id>
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    <text bytes="3652" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <id>312</id>
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    <text bytes="3652" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3652" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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  <title>Shells ports</title>
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    <text bytes="1343" xml:space="preserve">=== Open ports ===

:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


=== Help! Someone is using my port! ===

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


=== That doesn't seem fair? I was using it first. ===

:Well, in all honesty every user has as much right to a specific port as the next.
:Based on this, the only fair and maintainable system at this point is simply 'first come, first served'.


=== port command ===

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


==== Usage of the port command ====
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


==== Examples of how to use the port command ====

:Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;

:What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.
:You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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    <text bytes="1343" xml:space="preserve">=== Open ports ===

:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


=== Help! Someone is using my port! ===

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


=== That doesn't seem fair? I was using it first. ===

:Well, in all honesty every user has as much right to a specific port as the next.
:Based on this, the only fair and maintainable system at this point is simply 'first come, first served'.


=== port command ===

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


==== Usage of the port command ====
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


==== Examples of how to use the port command ====

:Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;

:What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.
:You are not given any information about what process is running on the port as you are not root.</text>
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    <text bytes="619" xml:space="preserve">* Navigation
** mainpage|mainpage-description
** portal-url|portal
* Shells
** shells|Shells
** shells_FAQ|FAQ
** shells_ports|Ports
** shells_websites|Websites
** shells_ZNC|ZNC bouncer
** shells_Eggdrop|Eggdrop IRC bot
** shells_backup|Backups
** shells_rules|Rules
* nanobot
** nanobot|nanobot
** nanobot_manual|User manual
** nanobot_source|Source
** nanobot_modules|Modules
** nanobot_code_help|Writing modules
** nanobot_FAQ|FAQ
* Shell admin panel
** admin_panel|Admin panel
** admin_panel_user_manual|User manual
** admin_panel_admin_manual|Admin manual
** admin_panel_installer_manual|Installer manual
* SEARCH</text>
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  <title>Nanobot code help</title>
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    <text bytes="4121" xml:space="preserve">== Demo module ==
&lt;pre&gt;
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
# These are the variables passed to each function call.
#
# $_[0] = name for this module (surely you already know this, but still)
# $_[1] = sending nickname
# $_[2] = sending username
# $_[3] = sending hostmask
# $_[4] = sending channel (or botnick in case of PM)
# $_[5] = current value for $modchan
# $_[6] = current value for $botnick
# $_[7] = first argument given in IRC
# $_[8] = second argument given in IRC etc.
 
# The package name must match the filename + .pm, so this file should be called "demo.pm".
package demo;
 
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Demo module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
 
# sub join {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive JOIN info trough this subroutine
# Implementing the join subroutine is optional.
 
# Example implemetation of join:
sub join {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Hello $_[1], welcome to $_[4]!");
}
 
 
# sub mesg {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all messages that don't start with ! (since these are bot commands)
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub notice {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive notices to the bot.
# Implementing the notice subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub raw {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all the raw data the bot receives.
# This is all raw IRC data, so the normal variables will not be available, this means you'll have to parse this data yourself!
# The raw data will be available in the subroutine in the variable $_
# Use this function with caution.
# Implementing the raw subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub public {} is a special name, this function should contain an array of publicly available function names.
# When this subroutine is not implemented, all functions will only be available to bot opers.
sub public {
	@public = ("help", "function");
}
 
 
# sub help {} is a special name, if you implement this subroutine it will be called when your module is called with no parameters.
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional, but highly reckomended.
sub help {
	nanobot::snd("NOTICE $_[1] :Commands: help, function, listargs");
}
 
# Every subroutine is a function that can be called from IRC.
sub function {
	# You can use nanobot::function to use the functions from nanobot. (obviously)
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Message from demo module!");
}
 
# This command is only available to bot opers or when pubmods is set.
sub listargs {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :@_");
}
 
# A module must always end with the line "1;", Perl demands it.
1;
&lt;/pre&gt;

== What a module MUST have ==
=== Package name ===
You need to define your module as a Perl package, so the bot will be able to call it.&lt;br /&gt;
All you need to do this is add the line '''package yourpackagename;''' to the top of your module file.

=== File name ===
The bot needs to have a filename for your module that matches the package name, so if your module has '''package awesomemodule;''' your module file will need to be called '''awesomemodule.pm'''.

=== The last line ===
Every Perl module must end with the line '''1;''' this is so that Perl can keep track of where modules end.

== What modules should have ==
=== Help ===
Though implementing the '''help''' subroutine is optional, it is highly recommended.&lt;br /&gt;
The bot will call this subroutine when it receives no fucntion call to a module call. (When someone uses !examplemodule instead of !examplemodule.function.)&lt;br /&gt;
'''The help subroutine is ALWAYS a public command!'''

=== Public ===
The '''public''' subroutine is also optional. This subroutine will be called when a non-admin user calls a command. The subroutine should contain an array (@public) of command that you want to be be available to all users.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
sub public {
	@public = ("function1", "function2");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;
In this example '''function1''' and '''function2''' can be called by any user, but no other functions are available to the public.</text>
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    <text bytes="4878" xml:space="preserve">== Demo module ==
&lt;pre&gt;
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
# These are the variables passed to each function call.
#
# $_[0] = name for this module (surely you already know this, but still)
# $_[1] = sending nickname
# $_[2] = sending username
# $_[3] = sending hostmask
# $_[4] = sending channel (or botnick in case of PM)
# $_[5] = current value for $modchan
# $_[6] = current value for $botnick
# $_[7] = first argument given in IRC
# $_[8] = second argument given in IRC etc.
 
# The package name must match the filename + .pm, so this file should be called "demo.pm".
package demo;
 
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Demo module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
 
# sub join {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive JOIN info trough this subroutine
# Implementing the join subroutine is optional.
 
# Example implemetation of join:
sub join {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Hello $_[1], welcome to $_[4]!");
}
 
 
# sub mesg {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all messages that don't start with ! (since these are bot commands)
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub notice {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive notices to the bot.
# Implementing the notice subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub raw {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all the raw data the bot receives.
# This is all raw IRC data, so the normal variables will not be available, this means you'll have to parse this data yourself!
# The raw data will be available in the subroutine in the variable $_
# Use this function with caution.
# Implementing the raw subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub public {} is a special name, this function should contain an array of publicly available function names.
# When this subroutine is not implemented, all functions will only be available to bot opers.
sub public {
	@public = ("help", "function");
}
 
 
# sub help {} is a special name, if you implement this subroutine it will be called when your module is called with no parameters.
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional, but highly reckomended.
sub help {
	nanobot::snd("NOTICE $_[1] :Commands: help, function, listargs");
}
 
# Every subroutine is a function that can be called from IRC.
sub function {
	# You can use nanobot::function to use the functions from nanobot. (obviously)
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Message from demo module!");
}
 
# This command is only available to bot opers or when pubmods is set.
sub listargs {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :@_");
}
 
# A module must always end with the line "1;", Perl demands it.
1;
&lt;/pre&gt;

== What a module MUST have ==
=== Package name ===
You need to define your module as a Perl package, so the bot will be able to call it.&lt;br /&gt;
All you need to do this is add the line '''package yourpackagename;''' to the top of your module file.

=== File name ===
The bot needs to have a filename for your module that matches the package name, so if your module has '''package awesomemodule;''' your module file will need to be called '''awesomemodule.pm'''.

=== The last line ===
Every Perl module must end with the line '''1;''' this is so that Perl can keep track of where modules end.


== What modules should have ==
=== Help ===
Though implementing the '''help''' subroutine is optional, it is highly recommended.&lt;br /&gt;
The bot will call this subroutine when it receives no fucntion call to a module call. (When someone uses !examplemodule instead of !examplemodule.function.)&lt;br /&gt;
'''The help subroutine is ALWAYS a public command!'''

=== Public ===
The '''public''' subroutine is also optional. This subroutine will be called when a non-admin user calls a command. The subroutine should contain an array (@public) of commands that you want to be be available to all users.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
sub public {
	@public = ("function1", "function2");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;
In this example '''function1''' and '''function2''' can be called by any user, but no other functions are available to the public.

==Writing subroutines==
===How does a subroutine get called===
You will almost always want to add a new subroutine to your module in order to make a command available to you and/or your users.&lt;br /&gt;
The commands you give it in IRC translate directly to package(module) names and functions.&lt;br /&gt;
For example:
 !hello.world
Will call a module '''hello''' and it's subroutine '''world'''.

===What variables are available===
===How to use nanobot's functions===

== Optional subroutines ==
===Mesg===
===Notice===
===Join===
===Raw===
===First call===
&lt;pre&gt;
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
&lt;/pre&gt;</text>
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    <text bytes="8344" xml:space="preserve">== Demo module ==
&lt;pre&gt;
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
# These are the variables passed to each function call.
#
# $_[0] = name for this module (surely you already know this, but still)
# $_[1] = sending nickname
# $_[2] = sending username
# $_[3] = sending hostmask
# $_[4] = sending channel (or botnick in case of PM)
# $_[5] = current value for $modchan
# $_[6] = current value for $botnick
# $_[7] = arguments given in IRC
 
# The package name must match the filename + .pm, so this file should be called "demo.pm".
package demo;
 
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Demo module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
 
# sub join {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive JOIN info trough this subroutine
# Implementing the join subroutine is optional.
 
# Example implemetation of join:
sub join {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Hello $_[1], welcome to $_[4]!");
}
 
 
# sub mesg {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all messages that don't start with ! (since these are bot commands)
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub notice {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive notices to the bot.
# Implementing the notice subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub raw {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all the raw data the bot receives.
# This is all raw IRC data, so the normal variables will not be available, this means you'll have to parse this data yourself!
# The raw data will be available in the subroutine in the variable $_
# Use this function with caution.
# Implementing the raw subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub public {} is a special name, this function should contain an array of publicly available function names.
# When this subroutine is not implemented, all functions will only be available to bot opers.
sub public {
	@public = ("help", "function");
}
 
 
# sub help {} is a special name, if you implement this subroutine it will be called when your module is called with no parameters.
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional, but highly reckomended.
sub help {
	nanobot::snd("NOTICE $_[1] :Commands: help, function, listargs");
}
 
# Every subroutine is a function that can be called from IRC.
sub function {
	# You can use nanobot::function to use the functions from nanobot. (obviously)
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Message from demo module!");
}
 
# This command is only available to bot opers or when pubmods is set.
sub listargs {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :@_");
}
 
# A module must always end with the line "1;", Perl demands it.
1;
&lt;/pre&gt;

== What a module MUST have ==
=== Package name ===
You need to define your module as a Perl package, so the bot will be able to call it.&lt;br /&gt;
All you need to do this is add the line '''package yourpackagename;''' to the top of your module file.

=== File name ===
The bot needs to have a filename for your module that matches the package name, so if your module has '''package awesomemodule;''' your module file will need to be called '''awesomemodule.pm'''.

=== The last line ===
Every Perl module must end with the line '''1;''' this is so that Perl can keep track of where modules end.


== What modules should have ==
=== Help ===
Though implementing the '''help''' subroutine is optional, it is highly recommended.&lt;br /&gt;
The bot will call this subroutine when it receives no fucntion call to a module call. (When someone uses !examplemodule instead of !examplemodule.function.)&lt;br /&gt;
'''The help subroutine is ALWAYS a public command!'''

=== Public ===
The '''public''' subroutine is also optional. This subroutine will be called when a non-admin user calls a command. The subroutine should contain an array (@public) of commands that you want to be be available to all users.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
sub public {
	@public = ("function1", "function2");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;
In this example '''function1''' and '''function2''' can be called by any user, but no other functions are available to the public.

==Writing subroutines==
===How does a subroutine get called===
You will almost always want to add a new subroutine to your module in order to make a command available to you and/or your users.&lt;br /&gt;
The commands you give it in IRC translate directly to package(module) names and functions.&lt;br /&gt;
For example:
 !hello.world
Will call a module '''hello''' and it's subroutine '''world'''.&lt;br /&gt;
Arguements given to the command will be available as the variable $_[7] in the module. (See next section.)

===What variables are available===
The module receives an array of arguments whenever a function is called:
'''$_[0]''' The modules name.
'''$_[1]''' The nickname of the person sending the command.
'''$_[2]''' The username of the preson sending the command.
'''$_[3]''' The hostmast of the person sending the command.
'''$_[4]''' The channel from where the command was received. If the command was sent directly to the bot, this will be the bots nickname.
'''$_[5]''' The active channel that's currently set. ($modchan)
'''$_[6]''' The bots own nickname
'''$_[7]''' Any arguements given to the command in IRC.
:If more than one argument is given, the entire arguement string will be in this variable.


===How to use nanobot's functions===
Nanobot's functions can be called much like the functions of any other package in Perl.
This means you can call all of nanobot's subroutines like this: '''nanobot::subname();'''.
The ones you will probably need commonly are '''msg''', '''ntc''' and '''snd''', for private'''m'''e'''s'''sa'''g'''e, '''n'''o'''t'''i'''c'''e and '''s'''e'''nd'''.
====msg====
This send a normal message to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::msg("#channel", "Message to send");

====ntc====
This will send a notice to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::ntc("nickame", "Message to send");

====snd====
This command can be used to send raw data to the IRC server.&lt;br /&gt;
Unlike the msg and ntc functions, this function does not create the correct IRC syntax for you.
You will need to specify the correct syntax yourself. This gives you both great freedom in what you can send, but also means you must make sure you send valid commands, as some IRC servers may disconnect you for sending an invalid command.

== Optional subroutines ==
The following subroutines do not need to be implemented. They are exist only to make your life easier when you are writing a module.
===Mesg===
The mesg subroutine will receive any message sent to the bot or one of the channels it is in, provided the message does not start with an "!", since this character is reserved for commands sent to the bot.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub mesg {
    # Echo the message back to a specified channel.
    nanobot::msg("#mychannel", "$_[1] said $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Notice===
The notice subroutine will catch any notices sent to the bot or to a channel the bot is on.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub notice {
    # Forward notices to a user
    nanobot::ntc("myowner", "Received notice from $_[1] containing: $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Join===
This subroutine will be called whenever a user joins the channel.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub join {
	# Notify $modchan when a user joins any other channel the bot is on.
	nanobot::msg("$_[5]", "Looks like $_[1] just joined $_[4]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Raw===
This subroutine is called whenever the bot receives data.&lt;br /&gt;
It is a very powerful subroutine, since it allows you to grab and modify any data the bot has access to.

This is the only subroutine where the normal variables are not available, as they have not yet been processed and split. Instead the variable '''$_''' is available which contains the raw data from the socket.

'''Warning:''' When using the raw subroutine, you can modify the actual data the rest of the bot receives, so make to only work with copies of variables when this is not your intention.

Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub raw {
	# Send data to terminal screen for debugging
	nanobot::logts("$_\n");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===First call===
This is a demo construction of how to make a function that will only be called once when the module loads:
&lt;pre&gt;
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
&lt;/pre&gt;</text>
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      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
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    <text bytes="8425" xml:space="preserve">== Demo module ==
&lt;pre&gt;
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
# These are the variables passed to each function call.
#
# $_[0] = name for this module (surely you already know this, but still)
# $_[1] = sending nickname
# $_[2] = sending username
# $_[3] = sending hostmask
# $_[4] = sending channel (or botnick in case of PM)
# $_[5] = current value for $modchan
# $_[6] = current value for $botnick
# $_[7] = arguments given in IRC
 
# The package name must match the filename + .pm, so this file should be called "demo.pm".
package demo;
 
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Demo module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
 
# sub join {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive JOIN info trough this subroutine
# Implementing the join subroutine is optional.
 
# Example implemetation of join:
sub join {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Hello $_[1], welcome to $_[4]!");
}
 
 
# sub mesg {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all messages that don't start with ! (since these are bot commands)
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub notice {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive notices to the bot.
# Implementing the notice subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub raw {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all the raw data the bot receives.
# This is all raw IRC data, so the normal variables will not be available, this means you'll have to parse this data yourself!
# The raw data will be available in the subroutine in the variable $_
# Use this function with caution.
# Implementing the raw subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub public {} is a special name, this function should contain an array of publicly available function names.
# When this subroutine is not implemented, all functions will only be available to bot opers.
sub public {
	@public = ("help", "function");
}
 
 
# sub help {} is a special name, if you implement this subroutine it will be called when your module is called with no parameters.
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional, but highly reckomended.
sub help {
	nanobot::snd("NOTICE $_[1] :Commands: help, function, listargs");
}
 
# Every subroutine is a function that can be called from IRC.
sub function {
	# You can use nanobot::function to use the functions from nanobot. (obviously)
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Message from demo module!");
}
 
# This command is only available to bot opers or when pubmods is set.
sub listargs {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :@_");
}
 
# A module must always end with the line "1;", Perl demands it.
1;
&lt;/pre&gt;

== What a module MUST have ==
=== Package name ===
You need to define your module as a Perl package, so the bot will be able to call it.&lt;br /&gt;
All you need to do this is add the line '''package yourpackagename;''' to the top of your module file.

=== File name ===
The bot needs to have a filename for your module that matches the package name, so if your module has '''package awesomemodule;''' your module file will need to be called '''awesomemodule.pm'''.

=== The last line ===
Every Perl module must end with the line '''1;''' this is so that Perl can keep track of where modules end.


== What modules should have ==
=== Help ===
Though implementing the '''help''' subroutine is optional, it is highly recommended.&lt;br /&gt;
The bot will call this subroutine when it receives no fucntion call to a module call. (When someone uses !examplemodule instead of !examplemodule.function.)&lt;br /&gt;
'''The help subroutine is ALWAYS a public command!'''

=== Public ===
The '''public''' subroutine is also optional. This subroutine will be called when a non-admin user calls a command. The subroutine should contain an array (@public) of commands that you want to be be available to all users.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
sub public {
	@public = ("function1", "function2");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;
In this example '''function1''' and '''function2''' can be called by any user, but no other functions are available to the public.

==Writing subroutines==
===How does a subroutine get called===
You will almost always want to add a new subroutine to your module in order to make a command available to you and/or your users.&lt;br /&gt;
The commands you give it in IRC translate directly to package(module) names and functions.&lt;br /&gt;
For example:
 !hello.world
Will call a module '''hello''' and it's subroutine '''world'''.&lt;br /&gt;
Arguements given to the command will be available as the variable $_[7] in the module. (See next section.)

===What variables are available===
The module receives an array of arguments whenever a function is called:
'''$_[0]''' The modules name.
'''$_[1]''' The nickname of the person sending the command.
'''$_[2]''' The username of the preson sending the command.
'''$_[3]''' The hostmast of the person sending the command.
'''$_[4]''' The channel from where the command was received. If the command was sent directly to the bot, this will be the bots nickname.
'''$_[5]''' The active channel that's currently set. ($modchan)
'''$_[6]''' The bots own nickname
'''$_[7]''' Any arguements given to the command in IRC.
:If more than one argument is given, the entire arguement string will be in this variable.


===How to use nanobot's functions===
Nanobot's functions can be called much like the functions of any other package in Perl.
This means you can call all of nanobot's subroutines like this: '''nanobot::subname();'''.
The ones you will probably need commonly are '''msg''', '''ntc''' and '''snd''', for private'''m'''e'''s'''sa'''g'''e, '''n'''o'''t'''i'''c'''e and '''s'''e'''nd'''.
====msg====
This send a normal message to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::msg("#channel", "Message to send");

====ntc====
This will send a notice to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::ntc("nickame", "Message to send");

====snd====
This command can be used to send raw data to the IRC server.&lt;br /&gt;
Unlike the msg and ntc functions, this function does not create the correct IRC syntax for you.
You will need to specify the correct syntax yourself. This gives you both great freedom in what you can send, but also means you must make sure you send valid commands, as some IRC servers may disconnect you for sending an invalid command.
 # Send a message to the $modchan.
 nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[5] :Hello world!");

== Optional subroutines ==
The following subroutines do not need to be implemented. They are exist only to make your life easier when you are writing a module.
===Mesg===
The mesg subroutine will receive any message sent to the bot or one of the channels it is in, provided the message does not start with an "!", since this character is reserved for commands sent to the bot.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub mesg {
    # Echo the message back to a specified channel.
    nanobot::msg("#mychannel", "$_[1] said $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Notice===
The notice subroutine will catch any notices sent to the bot or to a channel the bot is on.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub notice {
    # Forward notices to a user
    nanobot::ntc("myowner", "Received notice from $_[1] containing: $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Join===
This subroutine will be called whenever a user joins the channel.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub join {
	# Notify $modchan when a user joins any other channel the bot is on.
	nanobot::msg("$_[5]", "Looks like $_[1] just joined $_[4]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Raw===
This subroutine is called whenever the bot receives data.&lt;br /&gt;
It is a very powerful subroutine, since it allows you to grab and modify any data the bot has access to.

This is the only subroutine where the normal variables are not available, as they have not yet been processed and split. Instead the variable '''$_''' is available which contains the raw data from the socket.

'''Warning:''' When using the raw subroutine, you can modify the actual data the rest of the bot receives, so make to only work with copies of variables when this is not your intention.

Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub raw {
	# Send data to terminal screen for debugging
	nanobot::logts("$_\n");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===First call===
This is a demo construction of how to make a function that will only be called once when the module loads:
&lt;pre&gt;
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
&lt;/pre&gt;</text>
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      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
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    <text bytes="8544" xml:space="preserve">== Demo module ==
This is the demo.pm module, which is used to demonstrate a modules capabilities and provide an example implementation.
&lt;pre&gt;
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
# These are the variables passed to each function call.
#
# $_[0] = name for this module (surely you already know this, but still)
# $_[1] = sending nickname
# $_[2] = sending username
# $_[3] = sending hostmask
# $_[4] = sending channel (or botnick in case of PM)
# $_[5] = current value for $modchan
# $_[6] = current value for $botnick
# $_[7] = arguments given in IRC
 
# The package name must match the filename + .pm, so this file should be called "demo.pm".
package demo;
 
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Demo module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
 
# sub join {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive JOIN info trough this subroutine
# Implementing the join subroutine is optional.
 
# Example implemetation of join:
sub join {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Hello $_[1], welcome to $_[4]!");
}
 
 
# sub mesg {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all messages that don't start with ! (since these are bot commands)
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub notice {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive notices to the bot.
# Implementing the notice subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub raw {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all the raw data the bot receives.
# This is all raw IRC data, so the normal variables will not be available, this means you'll have to parse this data yourself!
# The raw data will be available in the subroutine in the variable $_
# Use this function with caution.
# Implementing the raw subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub public {} is a special name, this function should contain an array of publicly available function names.
# When this subroutine is not implemented, all functions will only be available to bot opers.
sub public {
	@public = ("help", "function");
}
 
 
# sub help {} is a special name, if you implement this subroutine it will be called when your module is called with no parameters.
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional, but highly reckomended.
sub help {
	nanobot::snd("NOTICE $_[1] :Commands: help, function, listargs");
}
 
# Every subroutine is a function that can be called from IRC.
sub function {
	# You can use nanobot::function to use the functions from nanobot. (obviously)
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Message from demo module!");
}
 
# This command is only available to bot opers or when pubmods is set.
sub listargs {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :@_");
}
 
# A module must always end with the line "1;", Perl demands it.
1;
&lt;/pre&gt;

== What a module MUST have ==
=== Package name ===
You need to define your module as a Perl package, so the bot will be able to call it.&lt;br /&gt;
All you need to do this is add the line '''package yourpackagename;''' to the top of your module file.

=== File name ===
The bot needs to have a filename for your module that matches the package name, so if your module has '''package awesomemodule;''' your module file will need to be called '''awesomemodule.pm'''.

=== The last line ===
Every Perl module must end with the line '''1;''' this is so that Perl can keep track of where modules end.


== What modules should have ==
=== Help ===
Though implementing the '''help''' subroutine is optional, it is highly recommended.&lt;br /&gt;
The bot will call this subroutine when it receives no fucntion call to a module call. (When someone uses !examplemodule instead of !examplemodule.function.)&lt;br /&gt;
'''The help subroutine is ALWAYS a public command!'''

=== Public ===
The '''public''' subroutine is also optional. This subroutine will be called when a non-admin user calls a command. The subroutine should contain an array (@public) of commands that you want to be be available to all users.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
sub public {
	@public = ("function1", "function2");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;
In this example '''function1''' and '''function2''' can be called by any user, but no other functions are available to the public.

==Writing subroutines==
===How does a subroutine get called===
You will almost always want to add a new subroutine to your module in order to make a command available to you and/or your users.&lt;br /&gt;
The commands you give it in IRC translate directly to package(module) names and functions.&lt;br /&gt;
For example:
 !hello.world
Will call a module '''hello''' and it's subroutine '''world'''.&lt;br /&gt;
Arguements given to the command will be available as the variable $_[7] in the module. (See next section.)

===What variables are available===
The module receives an array of arguments whenever a function is called:
'''$_[0]''' The modules name.
'''$_[1]''' The nickname of the person sending the command.
'''$_[2]''' The username of the preson sending the command.
'''$_[3]''' The hostmast of the person sending the command.
'''$_[4]''' The channel from where the command was received. If the command was sent directly to the bot, this will be the bots nickname.
'''$_[5]''' The active channel that's currently set. ($modchan)
'''$_[6]''' The bots own nickname
'''$_[7]''' Any arguements given to the command in IRC.
:If more than one argument is given, the entire arguement string will be in this variable.


===How to use nanobot's functions===
Nanobot's functions can be called much like the functions of any other package in Perl.
This means you can call all of nanobot's subroutines like this: '''nanobot::subname();'''.
The ones you will probably need commonly are '''msg''', '''ntc''' and '''snd''', for private'''m'''e'''s'''sa'''g'''e, '''n'''o'''t'''i'''c'''e and '''s'''e'''nd'''.
====msg====
This send a normal message to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::msg("#channel", "Message to send");

====ntc====
This will send a notice to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::ntc("nickame", "Message to send");

====snd====
This command can be used to send raw data to the IRC server.&lt;br /&gt;
Unlike the msg and ntc functions, this function does not create the correct IRC syntax for you.
You will need to specify the correct syntax yourself. This gives you both great freedom in what you can send, but also means you must make sure you send valid commands, as some IRC servers may disconnect you for sending an invalid command.
 # Send a message to the $modchan.
 nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[5] :Hello world!");

== Optional subroutines ==
The following subroutines do not need to be implemented. They are exist only to make your life easier when you are writing a module.
===Mesg===
The mesg subroutine will receive any message sent to the bot or one of the channels it is in, provided the message does not start with an "!", since this character is reserved for commands sent to the bot.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub mesg {
    # Echo the message back to a specified channel.
    nanobot::msg("#mychannel", "$_[1] said $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Notice===
The notice subroutine will catch any notices sent to the bot or to a channel the bot is on.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub notice {
    # Forward notices to a user
    nanobot::ntc("myowner", "Received notice from $_[1] containing: $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Join===
This subroutine will be called whenever a user joins the channel.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub join {
	# Notify $modchan when a user joins any other channel the bot is on.
	nanobot::msg("$_[5]", "Looks like $_[1] just joined $_[4]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Raw===
This subroutine is called whenever the bot receives data.&lt;br /&gt;
It is a very powerful subroutine, since it allows you to grab and modify any data the bot has access to.

This is the only subroutine where the normal variables are not available, as they have not yet been processed and split. Instead the variable '''$_''' is available which contains the raw data from the socket.

'''Warning:''' When using the raw subroutine, you can modify the actual data the rest of the bot receives, so make to only work with copies of variables when this is not your intention.

Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub raw {
	# Send data to terminal screen for debugging
	nanobot::logts("$_\n");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===First call===
This is a demo construction of how to make a function that will only be called once when the module loads:
&lt;pre&gt;
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
&lt;/pre&gt;</text>
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      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
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    <text bytes="8514" xml:space="preserve">== Demo module ==
This is the demo.pm module, which is used to demonstrate a modules capabilities and provide an example implementation.
&lt;pre&gt;
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
# These are the variables passed to each function call.
#
# $_[0] = name for this module (surely you already know this, but still)
# $_[1] = sending nickname
# $_[2] = sending username
# $_[3] = sending hostmask
# $_[4] = sending channel (or botnick in case of PM)
# $_[5] = current value for $modchan
# $_[6] = current value for $botnick
# $_[7] = arguments given in IRC
 
# The package name must match the filename + .pm, so this file should be called "demo.pm".
package demo;
 
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Demo module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
 
# sub join {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive JOIN info trough this subroutine
# Implementing the join subroutine is optional.
 
# Example implemetation of join:
sub join {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Hello $_[1], welcome to $_[4]!");
}
 
 
# sub mesg {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all messages that don't start with ! (since these are bot commands)
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub notice {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive notices to the bot.
# Implementing the notice subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub raw {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all the raw data the bot receives.
# This is all raw IRC data, so the normal variables will not be available, this means you'll have to parse this data yourself!
# The raw data will be available in the subroutine in the variable $_
# Use this function with caution.
# Implementing the raw subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub public {} is a special name, this function should contain an array of publicly available function names.
# When this subroutine is not implemented, all functions will only be available to bot opers.
sub public {
	@public = ("help", "function");
}
 
 
# sub help {} is a special name, if you implement this subroutine it will be called when your module is called with no parameters.
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional, but highly reckomended.
sub help {
	nanobot::snd("NOTICE $_[1] :Commands: help, function, listargs");
}
 
# Every subroutine is a function that can be called from IRC.
sub function {
	# You can use nanobot::function to use the functions from nanobot. (obviously)
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Message from demo module!");
}
 
# This command is only available to bot opers or when pubmods is set.
sub listargs {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :@_");
}
 
# A module must always end with the line "1;", Perl demands it.
1;
&lt;/pre&gt;

== What a module MUST have ==
=== Package name ===
You need to define your module as a Perl package, so the bot will be able to call it.&lt;br /&gt;
All you need to do this is add the line '''package yourpackagename;''' to the top of your module file.

=== File name ===
The bot needs to have a filename for your module that matches the package name, so if your module has '''package awesomemodule;''' your module file will need to be called '''awesomemodule.pm'''.

=== The last line ===
Every Perl module must end with the line '''1;''' this is so that Perl can keep track of where modules end.


== What modules should have ==
=== Help ===
Though implementing the '''help''' subroutine is optional, it is highly recommended.&lt;br /&gt;
The bot will call this subroutine when it receives no fucntion call to a module call. (When someone uses !examplemodule instead of !examplemodule.function.)&lt;br /&gt;
'''The help subroutine is ALWAYS a public command!'''

=== Public ===
The '''public''' subroutine is also optional. This subroutine will be called when a non-admin user calls a command. The subroutine should contain an array (@public) of commands that you want to be be available to all users.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
sub public {
	@public = ("function1", "function2");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;
In this example '''function1''' and '''function2''' can be called by any user, but no other functions are available to the public.

==Writing subroutines==
===How does a subroutine get called===
You will almost always want to add a new subroutine to your module in order to make a command available to you and/or your users.&lt;br /&gt;
The commands you give it in IRC translate directly to package(module) names and functions.&lt;br /&gt;
For example:
 !hello.world
Will call a module '''hello''' and it's subroutine '''world'''.&lt;br /&gt;
Arguements given to the command will be available as the variable $_[7] in the module. (See next section.)

===What variables are available===
The module receives an array of arguments whenever a function is called:
'''$_[0]''' The modules name.
'''$_[1]''' The nickname of the person sending the command.
'''$_[2]''' The username of the preson sending the command.
'''$_[3]''' The hostmast of the person sending the command.
'''$_[4]''' The channel from where the command was received. If the command was sent directly to the bot, this will be the bots nickname.
'''$_[5]''' The active channel that's currently set. ($modchan)
'''$_[6]''' The bots own nickname
'''$_[7]''' Any arguements given to the command in IRC.
:If more than one argument is given, the entire arguement string will be in this variable.


===How to use nanobot's functions===
Nanobot's functions can be called much like the functions of any other package in Perl.
This means you can call all of nanobot's subroutines like this: '''nanobot::subname();'''.
The ones you will probably need commonly are '''msg''', '''ntc''' and '''snd''', for private'''m'''e'''s'''sa'''g'''e, '''n'''o'''t'''i'''c'''e and '''s'''e'''nd'''.
====msg====
This send a normal message to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::msg("#channel", "Message to send");

====ntc====
This will send a notice to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::ntc("nickame", "Message to send");

====snd====
This command can be used to send raw data to the IRC server.&lt;br /&gt;
Unlike the msg and ntc functions, this function does not create the correct IRC syntax for you.
You will need to specify the correct syntax yourself. This gives you both great freedom in what you can send, but also means you must make sure you send valid commands, as some IRC servers may disconnect you for sending an invalid command.
 # Send a message to the $modchan.
 nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[5] :Hello world!");

== Optional subroutines ==
The following subroutines do not need to be implemented. They are exist only to make your life easier when you are writing a module.
===Mesg===
The mesg subroutine will receive any message sent to the bot or one of the channels it is in, provided the message does not start with an "!", since this character is reserved for commands sent to the bot.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub mesg {
    # Echo the message back to a specified channel.
    nanobot::msg("#mychannel", "$_[1] said $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Notice===
The notice subroutine will catch any notices sent to the bot or to a channel the bot is on.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub notice {
    # Forward notices to a user
    nanobot::ntc("myowner", "Received notice from $_[1] containing: $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Join===
This subroutine will be called whenever a user joins the channel.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub join {
	# Notify $modchan when a user joins any other channel the bot is on.
	nanobot::msg("$_[5]", "Looks like $_[1] just joined $_[4]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Raw===
This subroutine is called whenever the bot receives data.&lt;br /&gt;
It is a very powerful subroutine, since it allows you to grab and modify any data the bot has access to.

This is the only subroutine where the normal variables are not available, as they have not yet been processed and split. Instead the variable '''$_''' is available which contains the raw data from the socket.

'''Warning:''' When using the raw subroutine, you can modify the actual data the rest of the bot receives, so make to only work with copies of variables when this is not your intention.

Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub raw {
	# Send data to terminal screen for debugging
	nanobot::logts("$_\n");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===First call===
This is a demo construction of how to make a function that will only be called once when the module loads:
&lt;pre&gt;
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
&lt;/pre&gt;</text>
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    <text bytes="8628" xml:space="preserve">== Demo module ==
This is the demo.pm module, which is used to demonstrate a modules capabilities and provide an example implementation.
A version with syntax highlighting may be found [http://insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=c&amp;file=demo&amp;ext=pm&amp;type=perl here].
&lt;pre&gt;
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
# These are the variables passed to each function call.
#
# $_[0] = name for this module (surely you already know this, but still)
# $_[1] = sending nickname
# $_[2] = sending username
# $_[3] = sending hostmask
# $_[4] = sending channel (or botnick in case of PM)
# $_[5] = current value for $modchan
# $_[6] = current value for $botnick
# $_[7] = arguments given in IRC
 
# The package name must match the filename + .pm, so this file should be called "demo.pm".
package demo;
 
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Demo module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
 
# sub join {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive JOIN info trough this subroutine
# Implementing the join subroutine is optional.
 
# Example implemetation of join:
sub join {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Hello $_[1], welcome to $_[4]!");
}
 
 
# sub mesg {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all messages that don't start with ! (since these are bot commands)
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub notice {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive notices to the bot.
# Implementing the notice subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub raw {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all the raw data the bot receives.
# This is all raw IRC data, so the normal variables will not be available, this means you'll have to parse this data yourself!
# The raw data will be available in the subroutine in the variable $_
# Use this function with caution.
# Implementing the raw subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub public {} is a special name, this function should contain an array of publicly available function names.
# When this subroutine is not implemented, all functions will only be available to bot opers.
sub public {
	@public = ("help", "function");
}
 
 
# sub help {} is a special name, if you implement this subroutine it will be called when your module is called with no parameters.
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional, but highly reckomended.
sub help {
	nanobot::snd("NOTICE $_[1] :Commands: help, function, listargs");
}
 
# Every subroutine is a function that can be called from IRC.
sub function {
	# You can use nanobot::function to use the functions from nanobot. (obviously)
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Message from demo module!");
}
 
# This command is only available to bot opers or when pubmods is set.
sub listargs {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :@_");
}
 
# A module must always end with the line "1;", Perl demands it.
1;
&lt;/pre&gt;

== What a module MUST have ==
=== Package name ===
You need to define your module as a Perl package, so the bot will be able to call it.&lt;br /&gt;
All you need to do this is add the line '''package yourpackagename;''' to the top of your module file.

=== File name ===
The bot needs to have a filename for your module that matches the package name, so if your module has '''package awesomemodule;''' your module file will need to be called '''awesomemodule.pm'''.

=== The last line ===
Every Perl module must end with the line '''1;''' this is so that Perl can keep track of where modules end.


== What modules should have ==
=== Help ===
Though implementing the '''help''' subroutine is optional, it is highly recommended.&lt;br /&gt;
The bot will call this subroutine when it receives no fucntion call to a module call. (When someone uses !examplemodule instead of !examplemodule.function.)&lt;br /&gt;
'''The help subroutine is ALWAYS a public command!'''

=== Public ===
The '''public''' subroutine is also optional. This subroutine will be called when a non-admin user calls a command. The subroutine should contain an array (@public) of commands that you want to be be available to all users.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
sub public {
	@public = ("function1", "function2");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;
In this example '''function1''' and '''function2''' can be called by any user, but no other functions are available to the public.

==Writing subroutines==
===How does a subroutine get called===
You will almost always want to add a new subroutine to your module in order to make a command available to you and/or your users.&lt;br /&gt;
The commands you give it in IRC translate directly to package(module) names and functions.&lt;br /&gt;
For example:
 !hello.world
Will call a module '''hello''' and it's subroutine '''world'''.&lt;br /&gt;
Arguements given to the command will be available as the variable $_[7] in the module. (See next section.)

===What variables are available===
The module receives an array of arguments whenever a function is called:
'''$_[0]''' The modules name.
'''$_[1]''' The nickname of the person sending the command.
'''$_[2]''' The username of the preson sending the command.
'''$_[3]''' The hostmast of the person sending the command.
'''$_[4]''' The channel from where the command was received. If the command was sent directly to the bot, this will be the bots nickname.
'''$_[5]''' The active channel that's currently set. ($modchan)
'''$_[6]''' The bots own nickname
'''$_[7]''' Any arguements given to the command in IRC.
:If more than one argument is given, the entire arguement string will be in this variable.


===How to use nanobot's functions===
Nanobot's functions can be called much like the functions of any other package in Perl.
This means you can call all of nanobot's subroutines like this: '''nanobot::subname();'''.
The ones you will probably need commonly are '''msg''', '''ntc''' and '''snd''', for private'''m'''e'''s'''sa'''g'''e, '''n'''o'''t'''i'''c'''e and '''s'''e'''nd'''.
====msg====
This send a normal message to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::msg("#channel", "Message to send");

====ntc====
This will send a notice to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::ntc("nickame", "Message to send");

====snd====
This command can be used to send raw data to the IRC server.&lt;br /&gt;
Unlike the msg and ntc functions, this function does not create the correct IRC syntax for you.
You will need to specify the correct syntax yourself. This gives you both great freedom in what you can send, but also means you must make sure you send valid commands, as some IRC servers may disconnect you for sending an invalid command.
 # Send a message to the $modchan.
 nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[5] :Hello world!");

== Optional subroutines ==
The following subroutines do not need to be implemented. They are exist only to make your life easier when you are writing a module.
===Mesg===
The mesg subroutine will receive any message sent to the bot or one of the channels it is in, provided the message does not start with an "!", since this character is reserved for commands sent to the bot.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub mesg {
    # Echo the message back to a specified channel.
    nanobot::msg("#mychannel", "$_[1] said $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Notice===
The notice subroutine will catch any notices sent to the bot or to a channel the bot is on.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub notice {
    # Forward notices to a user
    nanobot::ntc("myowner", "Received notice from $_[1] containing: $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Join===
This subroutine will be called whenever a user joins the channel.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub join {
	# Notify $modchan when a user joins any other channel the bot is on.
	nanobot::msg("$_[5]", "Looks like $_[1] just joined $_[4]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Raw===
This subroutine is called whenever the bot receives data.&lt;br /&gt;
It is a very powerful subroutine, since it allows you to grab and modify any data the bot has access to.

This is the only subroutine where the normal variables are not available, as they have not yet been processed and split. Instead the variable '''$_''' is available which contains the raw data from the socket.

'''Warning:''' When using the raw subroutine, you can modify the actual data the rest of the bot receives, so make to only work with copies of variables when this is not your intention.

Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub raw {
	# Send data to terminal screen for debugging
	nanobot::logts("$_\n");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===First call===
This is a demo construction of how to make a function that will only be called once when the module loads:
&lt;pre&gt;
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
&lt;/pre&gt;</text>
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    <text bytes="8634" xml:space="preserve">== Demo module ==
This is the demo.pm module, which is used to demonstrate a modules capabilities and provide an example implementation.&lt;br /&gt;
A version with syntax highlighting may be found [http://insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=c&amp;file=demo&amp;ext=pm&amp;type=perl here].
&lt;pre&gt;
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
# These are the variables passed to each function call.
#
# $_[0] = name for this module (surely you already know this, but still)
# $_[1] = sending nickname
# $_[2] = sending username
# $_[3] = sending hostmask
# $_[4] = sending channel (or botnick in case of PM)
# $_[5] = current value for $modchan
# $_[6] = current value for $botnick
# $_[7] = arguments given in IRC
 
# The package name must match the filename + .pm, so this file should be called "demo.pm".
package demo;
 
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded and when a function is called.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Demo module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
 
# sub join {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive JOIN info trough this subroutine
# Implementing the join subroutine is optional.
 
# Example implemetation of join:
sub join {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Hello $_[1], welcome to $_[4]!");
}
 
 
# sub mesg {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all messages that don't start with ! (since these are bot commands)
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub notice {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive notices to the bot.
# Implementing the notice subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub raw {} is a special name, if you implement this you will receive all the raw data the bot receives.
# This is all raw IRC data, so the normal variables will not be available, this means you'll have to parse this data yourself!
# The raw data will be available in the subroutine in the variable $_
# Use this function with caution.
# Implementing the raw subroutine is optional.
 
 
# sub public {} is a special name, this function should contain an array of publicly available function names.
# When this subroutine is not implemented, all functions will only be available to bot opers.
sub public {
	@public = ("help", "function");
}
 
 
# sub help {} is a special name, if you implement this subroutine it will be called when your module is called with no parameters.
# Implementing the mesg subroutine is optional, but highly reckomended.
sub help {
	nanobot::snd("NOTICE $_[1] :Commands: help, function, listargs");
}
 
# Every subroutine is a function that can be called from IRC.
sub function {
	# You can use nanobot::function to use the functions from nanobot. (obviously)
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :Message from demo module!");
}
 
# This command is only available to bot opers or when pubmods is set.
sub listargs {
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[4] :@_");
}
 
# A module must always end with the line "1;", Perl demands it.
1;
&lt;/pre&gt;

== What a module MUST have ==
=== Package name ===
You need to define your module as a Perl package, so the bot will be able to call it.&lt;br /&gt;
All you need to do this is add the line '''package yourpackagename;''' to the top of your module file.

=== File name ===
The bot needs to have a filename for your module that matches the package name, so if your module has '''package awesomemodule;''' your module file will need to be called '''awesomemodule.pm'''.

=== The last line ===
Every Perl module must end with the line '''1;''' this is so that Perl can keep track of where modules end.


== What modules should have ==
=== Help ===
Though implementing the '''help''' subroutine is optional, it is highly recommended.&lt;br /&gt;
The bot will call this subroutine when it receives no fucntion call to a module call. (When someone uses !examplemodule instead of !examplemodule.function.)&lt;br /&gt;
'''The help subroutine is ALWAYS a public command!'''

=== Public ===
The '''public''' subroutine is also optional. This subroutine will be called when a non-admin user calls a command. The subroutine should contain an array (@public) of commands that you want to be be available to all users.&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
sub public {
	@public = ("function1", "function2");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;
In this example '''function1''' and '''function2''' can be called by any user, but no other functions are available to the public.

==Writing subroutines==
===How does a subroutine get called===
You will almost always want to add a new subroutine to your module in order to make a command available to you and/or your users.&lt;br /&gt;
The commands you give it in IRC translate directly to package(module) names and functions.&lt;br /&gt;
For example:
 !hello.world
Will call a module '''hello''' and it's subroutine '''world'''.&lt;br /&gt;
Arguements given to the command will be available as the variable $_[7] in the module. (See next section.)

===What variables are available===
The module receives an array of arguments whenever a function is called:
'''$_[0]''' The modules name.
'''$_[1]''' The nickname of the person sending the command.
'''$_[2]''' The username of the preson sending the command.
'''$_[3]''' The hostmast of the person sending the command.
'''$_[4]''' The channel from where the command was received. If the command was sent directly to the bot, this will be the bots nickname.
'''$_[5]''' The active channel that's currently set. ($modchan)
'''$_[6]''' The bots own nickname
'''$_[7]''' Any arguements given to the command in IRC.
:If more than one argument is given, the entire arguement string will be in this variable.


===How to use nanobot's functions===
Nanobot's functions can be called much like the functions of any other package in Perl.
This means you can call all of nanobot's subroutines like this: '''nanobot::subname();'''.
The ones you will probably need commonly are '''msg''', '''ntc''' and '''snd''', for private'''m'''e'''s'''sa'''g'''e, '''n'''o'''t'''i'''c'''e and '''s'''e'''nd'''.
====msg====
This send a normal message to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::msg("#channel", "Message to send");

====ntc====
This will send a notice to a user or channel.&lt;br /&gt;
 nanobot::ntc("nickame", "Message to send");

====snd====
This command can be used to send raw data to the IRC server.&lt;br /&gt;
Unlike the msg and ntc functions, this function does not create the correct IRC syntax for you.
You will need to specify the correct syntax yourself. This gives you both great freedom in what you can send, but also means you must make sure you send valid commands, as some IRC servers may disconnect you for sending an invalid command.
 # Send a message to the $modchan.
 nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG $_[5] :Hello world!");

== Optional subroutines ==
The following subroutines do not need to be implemented. They are exist only to make your life easier when you are writing a module.
===Mesg===
The mesg subroutine will receive any message sent to the bot or one of the channels it is in, provided the message does not start with an "!", since this character is reserved for commands sent to the bot.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub mesg {
    # Echo the message back to a specified channel.
    nanobot::msg("#mychannel", "$_[1] said $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Notice===
The notice subroutine will catch any notices sent to the bot or to a channel the bot is on.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub notice {
    # Forward notices to a user
    nanobot::ntc("myowner", "Received notice from $_[1] containing: $_[7]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Join===
This subroutine will be called whenever a user joins the channel.&lt;br /&gt;
Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub join {
	# Notify $modchan when a user joins any other channel the bot is on.
	nanobot::msg("$_[5]", "Looks like $_[1] just joined $_[4]");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===Raw===
This subroutine is called whenever the bot receives data.&lt;br /&gt;
It is a very powerful subroutine, since it allows you to grab and modify any data the bot has access to.

This is the only subroutine where the normal variables are not available, as they have not yet been processed and split. Instead the variable '''$_''' is available which contains the raw data from the socket.

'''Warning:''' When using the raw subroutine, you can modify the actual data the rest of the bot receives, so make to only work with copies of variables when this is not your intention.

Example:
&lt;pre&gt;
sub raw {
	# Send data to terminal screen for debugging
	nanobot::logts("$_\n");
}
&lt;/pre&gt;

===First call===
This is a demo construction of how to make a function that will only be called once when the module loads:
&lt;pre&gt;
if ( $firstcall == 0 ) {
	# Here is some code that is executed when the module is loaded.
	nanobot::snd("PRIVMSG #bot :Module was loaded!");
	$firstcall == 1;
}
&lt;/pre&gt;</text>
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    <text bytes="1870" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it sais it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this by Perl's very design.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.</text>
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    <text bytes="2365" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it sais it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this by Perl's very design.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL will be made available at the final release of version 3.

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility. If you do not support IPv6 (yet) a version using the old INET library will be made available with the final release of version 3.</text>
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      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
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    <model>wikitext</model>
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    <text bytes="2365" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this by Perl's very design.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL will be made available at the final release of version 3.

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility. If you do not support IPv6 (yet) a version using the old INET library will be made available with the final release of version 3.</text>
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      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2475" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this by Perl's very design.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL will be made available at the final release of version 3.

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have support IPv6 (yet), a version using the old INET library will be made available with the final release of version 3.</text>
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  <revision>
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    <timestamp>2011-03-01T15:13:56Z</timestamp>
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      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2475" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this by Perl's very design.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL will be made available at the final release of version 3.

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library will be made available with the final release of version 3.</text>
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    <id>715</id>
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    </contributor>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2679" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this by Perl's very design.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL will be made available at the final release of version 3.

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library will be made available with the final release of version 3.

== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at cool_fire_666@hotmail.com, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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    <text bytes="2693" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this, it's just how Perl handles modules.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL will be made available at the final release of version 3.

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library will be made available with the final release of version 3.

== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at cool_fire_666@hotmail.com, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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  <revision>
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    <text bytes="2707" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this, it's just a consequence how Perl handles modules.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL will be made available at the final release of version 3.

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library will be made available with the final release of version 3.

== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at cool_fire_666@hotmail.com, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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  <title>Nanobot modules</title>
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      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
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    <text bytes="72" xml:space="preserve">== Modules ==
A listing of available modules will be here at some point.</text>
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  <title>Nanobot source</title>
  <ns>0</ns>
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    <timestamp>2011-03-04T13:55:16Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
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      <id>0</id>
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    <text bytes="29889" xml:space="preserve">== Source code listing for nanobot ==
:Code with syntax highlighting can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=p&amp;file=nanobot&amp;ext=pl&amp;type=perl here]
:Perl file can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot.pl here]

&lt;pre&gt;
# Copyright (c) 2010, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
# form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
# AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
#use Socket;
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.server.tld'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6697;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bot", "#yourchan");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "another.oper.com", "127.0.0.1"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchan';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "DURP!?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		print "  -6 or --ipv6		Use IPv6 over IPv4.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic [topic] New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this. Or visit http://wiki.insomnia247.nl/wiki/Nanobot");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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    <text bytes="29876" xml:space="preserve">== Source code listing for nanobot ==
:Code with syntax highlighting can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=p&amp;file=nanobot&amp;ext=pl&amp;type=perl here]
:Perl file can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot.pl here]

&lt;pre&gt;
# Copyright (c) 2010, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
# form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
# AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.server.tld'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6697;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bot", "#yourchan");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "another.oper.com", "127.0.0.1"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchan';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "DURP!?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		print "  -6 or --ipv6		Use IPv6 over IPv4.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic [topic] New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this. Or visit http://wiki.insomnia247.nl/wiki/Nanobot");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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    <text bytes="29827" xml:space="preserve">== Source code listing for nanobot ==
:Code with syntax highlighting can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/g/?dir=p&amp;file=nanobot&amp;ext=pl&amp;type=perl here]
:Perl file can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot.pl here]

&lt;pre&gt;
# Copyright (c) 2010, Insomnia 24/7 All rights reserved. 
# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
 
# Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
# list of conditions and the following disclaimer. Redistributions in binary
# form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this list of conditions and
# the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or other materials
# provided with the distribution. Neither the name of Insomnia 24/7 nor
# the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products
# derived from this software without specific prior written permission.
 
# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
# AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
# IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
# ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE REGENTS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR
# ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
# DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR
# SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
# CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
# LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
# OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH
# DAMAGE.
 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
 
package nanobot;
 
use IO::Socket::INET6;
use Module::Load;
 
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.server.tld'; # Hostname, IPv4 or IPv6 address.
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6697;
$botnick = 'nanobot'; # Bots nickname
$botuser = 'nanobot'; # Bots username
$nsp = ''; # NickServ pasword (if not registered, leave empty)
@channels = ("#bot", "#yourchan");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "another.oper.com", "127.0.0.1"); # Oper(s) hostmask(s)
$modchan = '#yourchan';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = (); # List modules to load on startup. Example: @autoload("mymodule", "kickban");
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "DURP!?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0; # Set to 1 if your network requires a ping reply before allowing to join channels.
$connect_timeout = 120; # Seconds to wait before giving up connnecting to the IRC server.
$ping_timeout = 300; # Seconds to wait before assuming timeout and attempting reconnect.
 
# These are set by the bot itself, do not modify
$logging = 1;
$debug = 0;
$op_all = 0;
$hop_all = 0;
$voice_all = 0;
$botstatus = 1;
$startup = time;
%seenlog = ();
%seentime = ();
$public_modules = 0;
@modules = ();
 
##### Process commandline options #####
foreach $arg (@ARGV) {
	if ($arg eq "-h" or $arg eq "--help") {
		print "options:\n";
		print "  -h or --help		Print this help.\n";
		print "  -v or --version	Print version number and exit.\n";
		print "  -q or --quiet		Activate silent mode (Nothing is printed to the screen.)\n";
		print "  -d or --debug		Enable debugging output. (Use twice for greater effect.\n";
		print "  -s or --ssl		Use ssl.\n";
		&amp;shutd;
	}
 
	if ($arg eq "-v" or $arg eq "--version") { print "version: $version\n"; &amp;shutd;}
	if ($arg eq "-q" or $arg eq "--quiet") {$logging = 0;}
	if ($arg eq "-d" or $arg eq "--debug") {$debug++;}
	if ($arg eq "-s" or $arg eq "--ssl") {
		$ssl = 1;
		$port = $sslport;
		use IO::Socket::SSL;
	}
}
 
##### Kick things off ######
logts("Nanobot is starting...\n");
&amp;directories;
while(1) {
	&amp;connct;
	sleep(2);
}
 
##### Check for data and module directories ######
sub directories {
	logts("Data folder .......... ");
	if (-d $datadir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $datadir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
 
	logts("Modules folder ....... ");
	if (-d $moddir) {
		logts("[OK]\n");
	} else {
		if (mkdir $moddir) {
			logts("[CREATED]\n");		
		} else {
			logts("[FAILED]\n");
		}
	}
}
 
##### Screen output subroutine #####
sub logts {
	if ($logging == 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Debug output subroutine #####
sub debug {
	if ($debug &gt;= 1){
		print STDOUT "$_[0]";
	}
}
sub debug_extra {
	if ($debug == 2){
		($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( time );
		print STDOUT "[$h:$m:$s] $_[0]";
	}
}
 
##### Connect to server ######
sub connct {
	debug("Attempting connect.\n");
 
	# Connect to server
	logts("Connecting ........... ");
	$sock = IO::Socket::INET6-&gt;new(	PeerAddr =&gt; $server,
									PeerPort =&gt; $port,
									Proto =&gt; 'tcp',
									Domain =&gt; AF_UNSPEC,
									Timeout =&gt; $connect_timeout) or die "Connect error: $!\n";
	
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	if($ssl) {
		logts("Starting SSL ......... ");
		IO::Socket::SSL-&gt;start_SSL( $sock,
									SSL_verify_mode =&gt; 0, # Do not verify certificate
									) or die "SSL handshake failed: $SSL_ERROR";
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
 
	debug("Connected to server: $server\non port: $port\n");
 
	# Set nick and username
	logts("Sending user info .... ");
	snd("NICK $botnick");
	snd("USER $botuser 8 *  :$version");
	logts("[OK]\n");
 
	# Catch SIGALRM from the OS when timeout expired.
	local $SIG{ALRM} = sub {$sock-&gt;shutdown(0);};
	
	# Send all incomming data to the parser
	while (&lt;$sock&gt;) {
		eval {
			alarm 0;
			&amp;parse($_);
			alarm $ping_timeout;
		};
	}
 
	debug("Closing socket.\n");
	close $sock;
	logts("Error: Lost connection, reconnecting...\n");
	$login = undef;
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending data to the IRC server #####
sub snd {
	print $sock "$_[0]\n";
	debug_extra("&lt;== $_[0]\n");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending messages to the IRC server #####
sub msg {
	snd("PRIVMSG $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Subroutine for sending notices to the IRC server #####
sub ntc {
	snd("NOTICE $_[0] :$_[1]");
}
 
##### Socket input parser #####
sub parse {
	debug_extra("==&gt; $_");
 
	# Remove /r and /n
	chop($_);
	chop($_);
	
	# Do nickserv auth and channel join
	if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 0)) {
		&amp;login;
	}
	
	# Handle PING and rejoin on kick
	if (/^PING \:(.+)/) {
		debug("Received PING request.\n");
		snd("PONG :$1");
		
		if(!$login &amp;&amp; ($wait_for_ping == 1)) {
			&amp;login;
		}
		
		debug("Sent PONG reply.\n");
		return;
	} elsif (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) KICK #(.+?) \Q$botnick\E \:(.+?)/) {
		snd("JOIN #$4");
		debug("Rejoined channel $4 after kick.\n");
		return;
	}
	
	# Hook for modules that want raw data
	foreach $module (@modules) {
		if( $module-&gt;can('raw') ) {
			$module-&gt;raw($_);
		}
	}
	
	# Process generic NOTICE
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) NOTICE (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		# Hook for modules that want all messages
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('notice') ) {
				$module-&gt;notice($1, $2, $3, $4, $modchan, $botnick, $5);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
	
	# Process generic JOIN actions
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:(.+)/) {
		
		# Parse regex results
		$join{from} = $1;
		$join{user} = $2;
		$join{host} = $3;
		$join{rcpt} = $4;
		$join{text} = $5;
		$args = $join{text};
 
		$from = $join{from};
		$uname = $join{user};
		$host = $join{host};
		$from_chan = $join{rcpt};
 
		# Hook for modules that want join actions
		foreach $module (@modules) {
			if( $module-&gt;can('join') ) {
				$module-&gt;join($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick);
			}
		}
		return;
	}
 
	# Process autojoin actions for modchan
	if($botstatus == 1){
		if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) JOIN \:$modchan/) {
			$join{from} = $1;
			$join{user} = $2;
			$join{host} = $3;
			$join{rcpt} = $4;
			$join{text} = $5;
			$args = $join{text};
			$from = $join{from};
			$send_host = $join{host};
 
			if ($op_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
			} else {
				foreach $aop (@aop) {
					chomp($aop);
					if ($aop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +o $1");
						logts("AOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
				
			if ($hop_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
			} else {
				foreach $ahop (@ahop) {
					chomp($ahop);
					if ($ahop eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +h $1");
						logts("AHOPped $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			if ($voice_all == 1) {
				snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
			} else {
				foreach $av (@av) {
					chomp($av);
					if ($av eq $3) {
						snd("MODE $modchan +v $1");
						logts("AVoiced $1\n");
					}
				}
			}
 
			foreach $ak (@ak) {
				chomp($ak);
				if ($ak eq $3) {
					snd("KICK $modchan $1");
					logts("AKicked $1\n");
				}
			}
			return;
		}
	}
 
	# Process messages
	if (/^\:(.+?)!(.+?)@(.+?) PRIVMSG (.+?) \:(.+)/) {
		$privmsg{from} = $1;
		$privmsg{user} = $2;
		$privmsg{host} = $3;
		$privmsg{rcpt} = $4;
		$privmsg{text} = $5;
		$args = $privmsg{text};
 
		$from = $privmsg{from};
		$uname = $privmsg{user};
		$host = $privmsg{host};
		$from_chan = $privmsg{rcpt};
 
		# Log data for seen log
		if($args !~ /\a/) {
			$seenlog{lc $from} = $args;
			$seentime{lc $from} = time;
			debug("$from_chan &lt;$from&gt; $args\n");
		} else {
			debug("Ignored term bell from $from for seen log.\n");
		}
 
		# Parse commands
		if($args =~ /^!version/) { &amp;version; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!uptime /) { &amp;uptime; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!seen /) { &amp;seen; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!help/) { &amp;help; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!loaded/) { &amp;loaded; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!available/) { &amp;available; }
		elsif($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 1) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
		elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;pubcmd;
		} else {
			# Hook for modules that want all messages
			foreach $module (@modules) {
				if( $module-&gt;can('mesg') ) {
					$module-&gt;mesg($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, $args);
				}
			}
		}
		 
		# Operator commands
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			if ($oper eq $host) { 
				if($args =~ /^!load /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!unload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!reload /) { if($public_modules == 0) { &amp;unloadmodule; &amp;loadmodule; } }
				elsif($args =~ /^!raw /) { &amp;raw; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!msg /) { &amp;mesg; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!quit/) { &amp;botquit; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!join /) { &amp;joinchan; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!part /) { &amp;partchan; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!nick /) { &amp;nick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!op/) { &amp;oper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!deop/) { &amp;deoper; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!hop/) { &amp;halfoper; }	
				elsif($args =~ /^!dehop/) { &amp;dehalfoper; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!voice/) { &amp;voice; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!devoice/) { &amp;devoice; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!kick /) { &amp;kick; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!ban /) { &amp;ban; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!unban /) { &amp;unban; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!topic /) { &amp;topic; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!mode /) { &amp;mode; }
				elsif($args =~ /^!loadlist /) { &amp;loadlists; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!modchan/) { &amp;modchan; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!bot/) { &amp;botswitch; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!pubmods/) { &amp;pubmods; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!admin/) { &amp;admin; } 
				elsif($args =~ /^!all /) { &amp;all; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!none /) { &amp;none; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!add /) { &amp;add; }
 				elsif($args =~ /^!\w/) { &amp;admincmd; }
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Meta subroutine for initial join ######
sub login {
	debug("Entered initial join loop.\n");
 
	# Attempt nickserv login
	&amp;nickserv;
 
	# Join all listed channels
	&amp;joinlist;
 
	# We've done login and join, no need to do it again next time
	$login = 1;
}
 
##### NickServ AUTH ######
sub nickserv{
	if ($nsp) {
		logts("Identifying nick ..... ");
		msg("NickServ", "identify $nsp");
		logts("[OK]\n");
	}
}
 
##### Join listed channels #####
sub joinlist {
	logts("Joining channel(s) ... ");
	foreach $chan (@channels) {
		snd("JOIN $chan");
	}
	logts("[OK]\n");
	
	# Also call autoload modules now
	&amp;autoload;
}
 
##### Attempt to autoload specified modules #####
sub autoload {
	foreach $loadme (@autoload) {
		&amp;autoloadmodule($loadme);
	}
}
 
##### !version #####
sub version {
	debug("Received \"version\"-command.\n");
	ntc("$from", "Running version: $version");
	my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
	ntc("$from", "Uptime: $uptime");
	logts("Sending version to $from.\n");
}
 
##### !seen #####
sub seen {
	if($botstatus == 1) {
		debug("Received \"seen\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 6)) {
			ntc("$from", "No user was specified!");
		} else {
			$usr = substr($args, 6);
			$usr =~ s/\s+$//;
 
			if( lc $usr eq lc $botnick ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_botnick");
			} elsif( lc $usr eq lc $from ) {
				msg("$from_chan", "$wisecrack_seen_self");
			} else {
				# Check if we have a log for this user
				my $seen = 0;
				for my $key (keys(%seenlog)) {
					if ($key eq lc $usr) { $seen = 1; }
	   			}
 
				if ($seen == 1) {
					my $diff = &amp;diffString(time - $seentime{lc $usr});
					msg("$from_chan", "$usr was last seen $diff ago saying: ");
					msg("$from_chan", "$seenlog{lc $usr}");
					logts("Sending seen info for $usr\n");
					debug("$seenlog{lc $usr}");
				} else {
					my $uptime = &amp;diffString(time - $startup);
					ntc("$from", "No log for $usr");
					ntc("$from", "Log goes back $uptime");
					logts("No log entry for $usr found\n");
				}
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Translate difference in seconds to human readable string #####
sub diffString {
	($s,$m,$h,$d,$mo) = gmtime( $_[0] );
	
	if( $mo &gt; 0 ) {
		$returnstring = "$mo months, $d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
	} else {
		$d--;
		if( $d &gt; 0 ) {
			$returnstring = "$d days, $h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";
		} else {
			if( $h &gt; 0 ) {
				$returnstring = "$h hours, $m minutes and $s seconds";			
			} else {
				if( $m &gt; 0 ) {
					$returnstring = "$m minutes and $s seconds";
				} else {
					$returnstring = "$s seconds";
				}
			}
		}
	} 
}
 
##### !help #####
sub help {
	if (substr($args, 6) eq "yes") { 
		debug("Received \"help\"-command.\n");
 
		ntc("$from", "Help for $botnick version $version.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Public commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!help Get this help.");
		ntc("$from", "!version Get version number.");
		ntc("$from", "!seen [user] Get the last thing a user said.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Oper only commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "!quit [message] Stop bot.");
		ntc("$from", "!join [channel] Join channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!part [channel] Part channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!topic [topic] New topic.");
		ntc("$from", "!mode [user/chan] +/-mode");
		ntc("$from", "!nick [botnick] Change the bots nickname.");
		ntc("$from", "!loadlist Load auto-lists.");
		ntc("$from", "!modchan [channel] Set active channel. Returms current active channel when none is given.");
		ntc("$from", "!bot [on|off] Switch bot on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!all [op|hop|voice] Give status to every user to enter the channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!none [op|hop|voice] Stop the !all command.");
		ntc("$from", "!add [op|hop|voice|kick] [hostmask] Add hostmask to auto-list.");
		ntc("$from", "![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice|kick] [nick] Preform direct action.");
		ntc("$from", "![ban|unban] [hostmask] Ban hosts from the active channel.");
		ntc("$from", "!admin [add|del] [hostmask] Control admin access to the bot. (No args returns current list)");
		ntc("$from", "!raw [data] Send raw commands to the IRC server.");
		ntc("$from", " ");
		ntc("$from", "�Module commands:�");
		ntc("$from", "![load|unload|reload] [module] Load / unload / reload a module.");
		ntc("$from", "!loaded List currently loaded modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!available List all available modules.");
		ntc("$from", "!pubmods [on|off] Switch public usage of modules on or off.");
		ntc("$from", "!module.function Call a loaded modules functions.");
				
		logts("Sent help to $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "This command sends about 30 lines of notices.");
		ntc("$from", "Use \"!help yes\" if you are sure you want to do this. Or visit http://wiki.insomnia247.nl/wiki/Nanobot");
	}
}
 
##### !raw #####
sub raw {
	debug("Received \"raw\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("@data");
	logts("Raw command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !msg #####
sub mesg {
	debug("Received \"msg\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd, $to, @data) = split(/ /, $args);
	snd("PRIVMSG $to :@data");
	logts("Msg command was used by $from.\n");
}
 
##### !join #####
sub joinchan {
	debug("Received \"join\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("JOIN $chan");
		logts("Joining $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !part #####
sub partchan {
	debug("Received \"part\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No channel was specified!");
	} else {
		$chan = substr($args, 5);
		snd("PART $chan");
		logts("Parting $chan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !nick #####
sub nick {
	debug("Received \"nick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new nick was specified!");
	} else {
		$botnick = substr($args, 5);
		snd("NICK $botnick");
		logts("Changed bot nick to $botnick...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !modchan #####
sub modchan {
	debug("Received \"modchan\"-command.\n");
		if(!substr($args, 9)) {
		debug("command was blank.\n");
		ntc("$from", "Current active channel is: $modchan");
	} else {
		$modchan = substr($args, 9);
		ntc("$from", "Setting active channel to $modchan...");
		logts("Setting active channel to $modchan...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !bot #####
sub botswitch {
	debug("Received \"bot\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 5)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Bot is disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$botstatus = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Bot enabled.");
			logts("Bot enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$botstatus = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Bot disabled.");
				logts("Bot disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### !loaded #####
sub loaded {
	snd("NOTICE $from :Loaded modules: @modules");
}
 
##### !available ######
sub available {
	@available = &lt;$moddir/*.pm&gt;;
	my $i = 0;
	foreach $avail (@available) {
		my ($dir, $filename) = split(/\//, $avail);
		my ($modname, $ext) = split(/\./, $filename);
		$available[$i] = $modname;
		$i++;
	}
	snd("NOTICE $from :Available modules: @available");
}
 
##### !load #####
sub loadmodule {
	debug("Received \"load\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm" );
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			ntc("$from", "Inserted: $module");
			logts("Module $module loaded by $from.\n");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Not valid Perl)");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Module is already loaded)");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Could not load module: $module (Cannot find module)");
		}					
	logts("Module $module loaded by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### autoload modules #####
sub autoloadmodule {
	debug("Attempting to load module $_[0].\n");
	logts("Loading module ....... ");
	$module = $_[0];
	
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
		}
		$i++;
	}
 
	if( (-e "$moddir/$module.pm") &amp;&amp; ( $found == 0 ) ) {
		my $retval = system( "perl -c $moddir/$module.pm 2&gt; $moddir/temp" );
		unlink "$moddir/temp";
		if( $retval == 0 ) {
			load "$moddir/$module.pm";
			push(@modules,$module);
			logts("[$module OK]\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not valid perl)\n");
		}
	} else {
		if( $found == 1	) {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (already loaded)\n");
		} else {
			logts("[$module FAILED] (not found)\n");
		}					
	}
}
 
##### !unload #####
sub unloadmodule {
	debug("Received \"unload\"-command.\n");
	my ($cmd,$module,@data) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	$i = 0;
	$found = 0;
	while($i &lt;= @modules){
		if($modules[$i] eq $module){
			$found = 1;
			delete $INC{"$moddir/$module.pm"};
			delete $modules[$i];
			splice(@modules, $i ,1);
		}
	$i++;
	}
 
	if( $found == 1 ) {
		ntc("$from", "Unloaded module: $module");
		logts("Module $module unloaded by $from.\n");
	} else {
		ntc("$from", "Could not unload module: $module (Module doesn't appear to be loaded)");
		logts("Module $module unload by $from FAILED.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !pubmods #####
sub pubmods {
	debug("Received \"pubmods\"-command.\n");
	if (!substr($args, 9)) {
		if($botstatus) {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are enabled.");
		} else {
			ntc("$from", "Public modules are disabled.");
		}
	} else {
		$mode = substr($args, 5);
		if ($mode =~ /on/) {
			$public_modules = 1;
			msg("$modchan", "Public modules enabled.");
			logts("Public modules enabled by $from...\n");
		} else {
			if ($mode =~ /off/) {
				$public_modules = 0;
				msg("$modchan", "Pulbic modules disabled.");
				logts("Public modules disabled by $from...\n");
			}
		}
	}
}
 
##### Public module commands #####
sub pubcmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $public_modules == 1) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				} elsif( $mod-&gt;can('public') ){
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
						}
					}
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	} elsif((($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd !~ /^.+/)) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can('help') )) {
		$mod-&gt;help($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
	}
}
 
##### Admin module commands #####
sub admincmd {
	my($command, @data) = split(/ /,$args);
	$command = substr($command, 1);
	my($mod, $cmd) = split(/\./,$command);
 
	if(($mod =~ /^.+/) &amp;&amp; ($cmd =~ /^.+/)) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @modules){
			if(($modules[$i] eq $mod) &amp;&amp; ( $mod-&gt;can($cmd) )){
				if( $mod-&gt;can('public') ) {
					@functions = $mod-&gt;public();
					my $notPublic = 1;
					foreach $function (@functions) {
						if( ($function eq $cmd) ) {
							$notPublic = 0;
						}
					}
					if( $notPublic == 1 &amp;&amp; $public_modules == 0 ) {
						$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
					}
				} elsif ( $public_modules == 0) {
					$mod-&gt;$cmd($from, $uname, $host, $from_chan, $modchan, $botnick, @data);
				}							
			}
			$i++;
		}
	}	
}
 
##### !loadlist #####
sub loadlists {
	debug("Received \"loadlist\"-command.\n");
	debug("Using data directory \"$datadir\".\n");
 
	open AOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/aop";
	@aop = &lt;AOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AOPLIST);
	debug("AOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AHOPLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ahop";
	@ahop = &lt;AHOPLIST&gt;;
	close(AHOPLIST);
	debug("AHOP list loaded.\n");
 
	open AVLIST, "&lt;$datadir/av";
	@av = &lt;AVLIST&gt;;
	close(AVLIST);
	debug("AVOICE list loaded.\n");
 
	open AKLIST, "&lt;$datadir/ak";
	@ak = &lt;AKLIST&gt;;
	close(AKLIST);
	debug("AKICK list loaded.\n");
 
	msg("$modchan", "Lists loaded.");
	logts("Loaded the lists...\n");
}
 
##### !add #####
sub add {
	debug("Received \"add\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type,$toadd) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		open AOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/aop";
		print AOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added to auto-op list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		open AHOPLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ahop";
		print AHOPLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AHOPLIST);
		msg("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-half-op list..");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		open AVLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/av";
		print AVLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AVLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-voice list.");
	} elsif($type =~ /^kick/) {
		open AKLIST, "&gt;&gt;$datadir/ak";
		print AKLIST "$toadd\n";
		close(AKLIST);
		ntc("$modchan", "$toadd added auto-kick list.");
	}
}
 
##### !op #####
sub oper {
	debug("Received \"op\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 4)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $from");
		logts("Opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 4);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +o $user");
		logts("Opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !deop #####
sub deoper {
	debug("Received \"deop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $from");
		logts("Deopered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -o $user");
		logts("Deopered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !hop #####
sub halfoper{
	debug("Received \"hop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $from");
		logts("Half-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +h $user");
		logts("Half-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !dehop #####
sub dehalfoper {
	debug("Received \"dehop\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $from");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -h $user");
		logts("Dehalf-opered $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !voice #####
sub voice {
	debug("Received \"voice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $from");
		logts("Voiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +v $user");
		logts("Voiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !devoice #####
sub devoice {
	debug("Received \"devoice\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 8)) {
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $from");
		logts("Devoiced $from...\n");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 8);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -v $user");
		logts("Devoiced $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !all #####
sub all {
	debug("Received \"all\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users enabled.");
		$op_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users enabled.");
		$hop_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users enabled.");
		$voice_all = 1;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !none #####
sub none {
	debug("Received \"none\"-command ");
	my ($msg,$type) = split(/ /, $args);
	debug("of type $type.\n");
 
	if($type =~ /^op/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Oper for $modchan users disabled.");
		$op_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	} elsif($type =~ /^hop/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Half-op for $modchan users disabled.");
		$hop_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Half-Op all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}  elsif($type =~ /^voice/) {
		msg("$modchan", "Global Voice for $modchan users disabled.");
		$voice_all = 0;
		logts("Enabled Voice all on $modchan by $from.\n");
	}
}
 
##### !kick #####
sub kick {
	debug("Received \"kick\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Commmand requires username to kick.");
	} else {
		$user = substr($args, 5);
   	 	snd("KICK $from_chan $user (Requested.)");
		logts("Kicked $user...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !ban #####
sub ban {
	debug("Received \"ban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 5)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires something to ban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 5);
		snd("MODE $from_chan +b $hostmask");
		logts("Banned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !unban #####
sub unban {
	debug("Received \"unban\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "Command requires hostname to unban.");
	} else {
		$hostmask = substr($args, 7);
		snd("MODE $from_chan -b $hostmask");
		logts("Unanned $hostmask...\n");
	}
}
 
##### !topic #####
sub topic {
	debug("Received \"topic\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 7)) {
		ntc("$from", "No new topic specified.");
	} else {
		$new_topic = substr($args, 7);
		snd("TOPIC $from_chan :$new_topic");
		logts("Set topic for $from_chan set to $new_topic\n");
	}
}
 
##### !mode #####
sub mode {
	debug("Received \"mode\"-command.\n");
	if(!substr($args, 6)) {
		ntc("$from", "No arguments specified.");
	} else {
		$modes = substr($args, 6);
		snd("MODE $modes");
		logts("Set modes $modes\n");
	}
}
 
##### !admin #####
sub admin {
	debug("Received \"admin\"-command.\n");
	my ($msg,$type,$hostm) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if ($type =~ /add/) {
		push(@opers,$hostm);
		ntc("$from", "Added $hostm to temp admin list.");
		logts("Added temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
 
		debug("\n");
	} elsif ($type =~ /del/) {
		$i = 0;
		while($i &lt;= @opers){
			if($opers[$i] eq $hostm){
				while($i &lt; @opers){
					$opers[$i] = $opers[$i+1];
					$i++;
				}
			}
			$i++;
		}
		ntc("$from", "Removed $hostm from temp admin list.");
		logts("Removed temp admin $hostm by $from\n");
		debug("Oper list: ");
 
		foreach $oper (@opers) { 
			debug("$oper ");
		}
	debug("\n");
 
	} else {
		snd("NOTICE $from :Current admins: @opers");
	}
}
 
##### !quit #####
sub botquit {
	debug("Received \"quit\"-command.\n");
	logts("Quit command was issued by $from.\n");
 
	my ($cmd,@msg) = split(/ /, $args);
 
	if($msg[0] eq "") {
		snd("QUIT $botnick was instructed to quit.");
	} else {
		snd("QUIT @msg");
	}
 
	close($sock);
	&amp;shutd;
}
 
##### Process exit subroutine #####
sub shutd {
	logts("Shutting down.\n");
	debug("Final line of code before exit call.\n");
	exit(0);
}
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  <title>Nanobot FAQ</title>
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  <revision>
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    <parentid>717</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-04T14:03:26Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
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    <text bytes="2723" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this, it's just a consequence how Perl handles modules.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl.pl here].

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library will be made available with the final release of version 3.

== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at cool_fire_666@hotmail.com, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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  <revision>
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    <parentid>718</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-04T14:04:37Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2738" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this, it's just a consequence how Perl handles modules.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl.pl here].

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library is available [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ipv6.pl here].

== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at cool_fire_666@hotmail.com, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>720</id>
    <parentid>719</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-04T14:06:14Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2872" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this, it's just a consequence how Perl handles modules.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl.pl here].

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library is available [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ipv6.pl here].

== Is there a version without IPv6 or SSL support? ==
Yes, it's [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl-no_ipv6.pl here].

== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at cool_fire_666@hotmail.com, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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    <text bytes="2958" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]

== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]

== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.

== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.

== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.

== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.

== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this, it's just a consequence how Perl handles modules.

== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.

== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl.pl here].

== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library is available [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ipv6.pl here].

== Is there a version without IPv6 or SSL support? ==
Yes, it's [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl-no_ipv6.pl here].

A link to versions without just SSL or IPv6 can be found in the two questions above.

== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at cool_fire_666@hotmail.com, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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    <text bytes="2980" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A full list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]


== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The cofiguration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]


== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked, or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.


== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''$wait_for_ping = 0;''' to '''$wait_for_ping = 1;''' in the bot's configuration.


== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.


== I tried to load a module, but it says it's not valid perl ==
You are possibly missing some libraries the module uses, or it really isn't valid perl.&lt;br /&gt;
You can check the exact error message by running '''perl -c mymodule.pm''' on your module file.


== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behaviour associated with it! ==
Yes, unfortunately, there is no way to truely unload a module in Perl. Even when a module is technically unloaded, it will remain in memory until the bot is restarted. There is no way to fix this, it's just a consequence how Perl handles modules.


== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.


== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl.pl here].


== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library is available [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ipv6.pl here].


== Is there a version without IPv6 or SSL support? ==
Yes, it's [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl-no_ipv6.pl here].

A link to versions without just SSL or IPv6 can be found in the two questions above.


== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at cool_fire_666@hotmail.com, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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    <text bytes="803" xml:space="preserve">== What is nanobot ==
:Nanobot is an open source IRC bot written in Perl. It's licenced under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/ BSD licence].
:It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

:It has several built-in commands which find common use, in addition to these commands, modules with extra functionallity may be loaded and unloaded at any time, without needing to restart the bot.

:Both '''SSL''' and '''IPv6''' support are built into the bot.
:If you require a version without IPv6 or SSL support, a link can be found in the [[Nanobot FAQ|F.A.Q.]]

== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_FAQ|FAQ]]
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Modules]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own modules]]</text>
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    <text bytes="6877" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:All you need for this bot to run is a Perl environment.
:You you don't already have Perl installed, please do that first.
:If you have modules you want to load, make a directory named "modules" in the same folder where your nanobot.pl resides, and place your module files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open nanobot.pl in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
$version = "Nanobot 3.0";
$server = 'irc.insomnia247.nl';
$port = 6667;
$sslport = 6669;
$botnick = 'nanobot';
$botuser = 'nanobot';
$nsp = '';
@channels = ("#bots", "#yourchannel");
@opers = ("insomnia247.nl", "rootedker.nl", "fbi.gov", "eye.spy");
$modchan = '#yourchannel';
$datadir = 'botdata';
$moddir = 'modules';
@autoload = ();
$wisecrack_seen_botnick = "I'm right here. I mean ... really, how did you miss that one?";
$wisecrack_seen_self = "I can see you! You're right there! That's right, I can see.";
$wait_for_ping = 0;
$connect_timeout = 120;
$ping_timeout = 300;
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, we will now go over each of these values and what they do
:'''version''': This is the version number of the bot, normally you will not have to change this.
:'''server''': This holds the value of the server you want your bot to connect to.
::This can be either a hostname (irc.myircserver.com), an IPv4 address (127.0.0.1) or an IPv6 address (::1).
:'''port''': The port number of the IRC server you want to connect to. (Usually 6667.)
:'''sslport''': The port number the IRC server uses for SSL connections. (Can be ignored if you don't use SSL.)
:'''botnick''': The bots nickname. This is how the bot will show up in channels etc.
:'''botuser''': Username for the bot. In IRC terms, it is "nickname!username@hostname".
:'''nsp''': NickServ password for your bot's nickname. Can be left blank if the bot's nick is not registered, or if you do not want it to identify with NickServ.
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server. ''@channels = ("#frist", "#second", "#third");''
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them. ''@opers = ("my.ip.here", "and.some.vhost.com");''
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''modchan''': This is the bots main channel, auto voice, auto oper and auto kick will be preformed here.
:'''datadir''': Directory where the bot stores data for it's modchan. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''moddir''': Directory where the bot will look for modules. (Will be created if it doesn't exist.)
:'''autoload''': List of modules that should be loaded automatically when the bot starts up. (Module name only.) ''@autoload = ("mymodule", "kickban", "anothermodule");''
:'''wisecrack_seen_botnick''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the bots own nickname.
:'''wisecrack_seen_self''': Line the bot will say when the !seen command is given for the users own nickname.
:'''wait_for_ping''': Used to tell the bot if it needs to wait for a PING request before joining channels. (0 = No, 1 = Yes)
::If your bot seems to connect, but isn't joining channels, this might well be your problem.
:'''connect_timeout''': Time in seconds before giving up trying to connect to the IRC server.
:'''ping_timeout''': Time in seconds the bot will wait before assuming a network timeout and tries to reconnect.


== Starting command ==
:To start the bot, simply go into the directory where the nanobot.pl file is located and type:
  perl nanobot.pl


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be appended:
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl''': Tell the bot to use Secure Socket Layers for it's connection.
:'''-h''' or '''--help''': Print a short help on which functions are available.
:'''-v''' or '''--version''': Print the version number and exit.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet''': Don't generate any output.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug''': Print debugging lines. May be used twice to see all incomming and outgoing traffic.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  perl nanobot.pl --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's most verbose level of debugging.


== Bot commands ==
:Commands: '''!command'''
:Example '''!help'''

:Command arguments: ''[argument]''
:Example: '''!voice''' ''Bobby''

:Multiple options for the same argument: ''[argument 1|argument 2]''
:Example: '''!bot''' ''on''


=== Public commands ===
:'''!help''' Sends available commands to the user.
:'''!version''' Sends the running version to the user.
:'''!seen''' ''[nickname]'' Shows when the user was last seen, and what he said.


=== Admin commands ===
:'''!quit''' ''[message]'' Stop the bot. (Message arguement may be ignored.)
:'''!join''' ''[channel]'' Join specified channel.
:'''!part''' ''[channel]'' Part specified channel.
:'''!topic''' ''[topic]'' Set new topic in current channel.
:'''!mode''' ''[modeline]'' Raw IRC mode line. Example: !mode #mychannel +i Bobby
:'''!nick''' ''[botnick]'' Change the bots nickname.
:'''!loadlist''' Load lists containing hostmasks for auto-oper, auto-voice etc. for the modchan.
:'''!modchan''' ''[channel]'' Set active channel. Returms current modchan when no arguemnet is given.
:'''!bot''' ''[on|off]'' Switch bot on or off. (Auto voice, auto oper, seen command etc.) On by default.
:'''!all''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Give this status to every user who enters the modchan.
:'''!none''' ''[op|hop|voice]'' Undo for the !all command.
:'''!add''' ''[op|hop|voice|kick]'' ''[hostmask]'' Add hostmask to the specified list.
:'''![op|deop|hop|dehop|voice|devoice]''' ''[nick]'' Give/take ops, half-ops and voice. When no nickname is given, action is preformed on yourself.
:'''!kick''' ''[nick]'' Kick user from the channel.
:'''![ban|unban]''' ''[hostmask]'' Ban/unban hosts from the current channel.
:'''!admin''' ''[add|del]'' ''[hostmask]'' Control admin access to the bot. When no hostmask is given, the current list of admins is returned.
:'''!raw''' ''[data]'' Send raw data to the IRC server.


=== Module commands ===
:'''![load|unload|reload]''' ''[module]'' Load / unload / reload a module. (Bare module name only, no directory name or .pm)
:'''!loaded''' List currently loaded modules.
:'''!available''' List all available modules.
:'''!pubmods''' ''[on|off]'' Switch public usage of modules on or off. (This effectively makes everyone a bot admin for the modules.)


;Calling a command in a module follows this syntax:
:'''!modulename.command''' ''[Args]''
:Arguments may or may not be needed, this depends on the command and the module.

:When only '''!modulename''' is called, it will execute the module's "help" command if one is available.</text>
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    <text bytes="1123" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm]


== Demo ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm]


== Identified ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm]


== Kamikaze ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm]


== Kick-ban ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm]


== Login ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm]


== Translate ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm]</text>
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    <text bytes="1222" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm|autovoice.pm]


== Demo ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm|demo.pm]


== Identified ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm|identified.pm]


== Kamikaze ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm|kamikaze.pm]


== Kick-ban ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm|kickban.pm]


== Login ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm|login.pm]


== Translate ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm|translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm|webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
=== Description ===


=== Functions ===


=== Source ===
[http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm|wget.pm]</text>
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    <text bytes="1068" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm|autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm|demo.pm]


== Identified ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm|identified.pm]


== Kamikaze ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm|kamikaze.pm]


== Kick-ban ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm|kickban.pm]


== Login ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm|login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm|translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm|webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm|wget.pm]</text>
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    <text bytes="1070" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm | autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm|demo.pm]


== Identified ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm|identified.pm]


== Kamikaze ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm|kamikaze.pm]


== Kick-ban ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm|kickban.pm]


== Login ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm|login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm|translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm|webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Functions : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm|wget.pm]</text>
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;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : none
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]


== Identified ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]


== Kamikaze ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]


== Kick-ban ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]


== Login ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>674</id>
    <parentid>673</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:16:25Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Demo */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="1458" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : none
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]


== Kamikaze ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]


== Kick-ban ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]


== Login ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>675</id>
    <parentid>674</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:18:23Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Identified */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="1649" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : none
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:Module created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan. 
;Commands : '''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]


== Kick-ban ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]


== Login ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>676</id>
    <parentid>675</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:19:00Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Identified */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="1778" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : none
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands : '''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]


== Kick-ban ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]


== Login ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>677</id>
    <parentid>676</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:20:46Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Kamikaze */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="1969" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : none
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands : '''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themselves.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]


== Login ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>678</id>
    <parentid>677</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:21:20Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Kamikaze */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="1967" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : none
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands : '''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themself.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : 
;Command : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]


== Login ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>679</id>
    <parentid>678</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:22:58Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Kick-ban */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2041" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : none
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands : '''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themself.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : Simple module to preform a kickban.
;Command :'''kb [nick] [*@host]''': Kickban a user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]

== Login ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>680</id>
    <parentid>679</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:23:20Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Demo */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2051" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : none
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function [message]''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands : '''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themself.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : Simple module to preform a kickban.
;Command :'''kb [nick] [*@host]''': Kickban a user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]

== Login ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
    <sha1>11f59a66cc9adbeac6a7736f6a65b37a15a85fc9</sha1>
  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>681</id>
    <parentid>680</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:24:33Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2100" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : ''none''
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function [message]''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands :'''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themself.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : Simple module to preform a kickban.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage of the module.
:'''kb [nick] [*@host]''': Kickban a user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]

== Login ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]


== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
    <sha1>9ea81c290a191f995401afd367b6471208fcf381</sha1>
  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>682</id>
    <parentid>681</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:25:59Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Login */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2327" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : ''none''
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function [message]''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands :'''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themself.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : Simple module to preform a kickban.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage of the module.
:'''kb [nick] [*@host]''': Kickban a user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]

== Login ==
;Description
:Module to allow bot admins to log in with a password when at a remote location.
:Will add their current hostname to the admin list.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows usage of the module.
:'''login [password]''': Add current host to the admin list.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]

== Translate ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]


== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
    <sha1>0b33b756c7e000c6130b973b6ac15c3b1b97a132</sha1>
  </revision>
  <revision>
    <id>683</id>
    <parentid>682</parentid>
    <timestamp>2011-03-07T14:29:27Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Translate */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2941" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : ''none''
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function [message]''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands :'''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themself.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : Simple module to preform a kickban.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage of the module.
:'''kb [nick] [*@host]''': Kickban a user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]

== Login ==
;Description
:Module to allow bot admins to log in with a password when at a remote location.
:Will add their current hostname to the admin list.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows usage of the module.
:'''login [password]''': Add current host to the admin list.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]

== Translate ==
;Description
:Module that gives the bot an interface to google translate.
:Parsing is done on raw data return, it should be done by an XML parser.
:As a result of this, when google changes a setting or how the results are returned, this module will break.
:''notes:''
::You will need a google translate API key for this module.
::Language codes can be found [http://code.google.com/apis/language/translate/v2/using_rest.html#language-params here]
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows available commands.
:'''to [lang-code] [text to translate]''': Translate text into specified language.
:'''detect [text]''': Detect the language of the specified text.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]

== Webchat ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]


== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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    <text bytes="3274" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : ''none''
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function [message]''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands :'''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themself.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : Simple module to preform a kickban.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage of the module.
:'''kb [nick] [*@host]''': Kickban a user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]

== Login ==
;Description
:Module to allow bot admins to log in with a password when at a remote location.
:Will add their current hostname to the admin list.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows usage of the module.
:'''login [password]''': Add current host to the admin list.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]

== Translate ==
;Description
:Module that gives the bot an interface to google translate.
:Parsing is done on raw data return, it should be done by an XML parser.
:As a result of this, when google changes a setting or how the results are returned, this module will break.
:''notes:''
::You will need a google translate API key for this module.
::Language codes can be found [http://code.google.com/apis/language/translate/v2/using_rest.html#language-params here]
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows available commands.
:'''to [lang-code] [text to translate]''': Translate text into specified language.
:'''detect [text]''': Detect the language of the specified text.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]

== Webchat ==
;Description
:Module that translates the username from hex to a human readable IPv4 address.
:This type of username is commonly used by webbased IRC clients like mibbit and CGI:IRC.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows brief usage of the module.
:'''dehex''': Attempt to translate HEX'ed IP address into human readable form. Example: 1234ABCD translates to 18.52.171.205
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]

== Wget ==
;Description : 
;Commands : 
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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    <text bytes="3831" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : ''none''
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function [message]''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands :'''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themself.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : Simple module to preform a kickban.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage of the module.
:'''kb [nick] [*@host]''': Kickban a user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]

== Login ==
;Description
:Module to allow bot admins to log in with a password when at a remote location.
:Will add their current hostname to the admin list.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows usage of the module.
:'''login [password]''': Add current host to the admin list.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]

== Translate ==
;Description
:Module that gives the bot an interface to google translate.
:Parsing is done on raw data return, it should be done by an XML parser.
:As a result of this, when google changes a setting or how the results are returned, this module will break.
:''notes:''
::You will need a google translate API key for this module.
::Language codes can be found [http://code.google.com/apis/language/translate/v2/using_rest.html#language-params here]
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows available commands.
:'''to [lang-code] [text to translate]''': Translate text into specified language.
:'''detect [text]''': Detect the language of the specified text.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]

== Webchat ==
;Description
:Module that translates the username from hex to a human readable IPv4 address.
:This type of username is commonly used by webbased IRC clients like mibbit and CGI:IRC.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows brief usage of the module.
:'''dehex''': Attempt to translate HEX'ed IP address into human readable form. Example: 1234ABCD translates to 18.52.171.205
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]

== Wget ==
;Description
:This module allows you to make the bot retreive a new or updated module from the internet and place it in it's modules directory.
:The returned result is the raw wget return status, so 0 mean everything went ok.
:See http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual/html_node/Exit-Status.html for more information on the return status.
:''notes:''
::Module names must end in .pm. Modules with other extentions will not be downloaded.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows brief usage for the module.
:'''file [url_to_module]''': Download file to host and place it in the modules directory.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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    <text bytes="3658" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3658" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3658" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=shell here] and fill out the form.
:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="669" xml:space="preserve">==What's this hash DB?==
The insomnia hash database is a database that contains about 646 million MD5 and SHA-1 hashes and their corresponding passwords.

The hashes were generated from the combination of several large wordlists.


==Welcome to 1999. What about rainbow tables?==
Rainbow tables a great, no doubt. But they increase in size really fast the more characters you have in it, they can, by design not be based on a wordlist. A database system does not have this restriction, you can have much longer passwords too, albeit at the expense of not having the full iteration of all characters.

Put simply; rainbow tables are more effective for shorter passwords.</text>
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    <text bytes="912" xml:space="preserve">==What's this hash DB?==
The insomnia hash database is a database that contains about 646 million MD5 and SHA-1 hashes and their corresponding passwords.

The hashes were generated from the combination of several large wordlists.


==Welcome to 1999. What about rainbow tables?==
Rainbow tables a great, no doubt. But they increase in size really fast the more characters you have in it. They can, by design, not be based on a wordlist. 

A database system does not have this restriction, you can have much longer passwords too, albeit at the expense of not having the full iteration of all characters. It's also more suited for special characters. Adding passwords with special characters and characters for non-western languages is .

Put simply; rainbow tables are very effective for a specified set of characters and passwords up to a set length, but (yet) viable for large character sets and long passwords.</text>
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    <text bytes="959" xml:space="preserve">==What's this hash DB?==
The insomnia hash database is a database that contains about 646 million MD5 and SHA-1 hashes and their corresponding passwords.

The hashes were generated from the combination of several large wordlists.


==Welcome to 1999. What about rainbow tables?==
Rainbow tables a great, no doubt. But they increase in size really fast the more characters you have in it. They can, by design, not be based on a wordlist. 

A database system does not have this restriction, you can have much longer passwords too, albeit at the expense of not having the full iteration of all characters. It's also more suited for special characters. Adding passwords with special characters and characters for non-western languages is going to make a rainbow table much, MUCH bigger.

Put simply; rainbow tables are very effective for a specified set of characters and passwords up to a set length, but (yet) viable for large character sets and long passwords.</text>
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[http://insomnia247.nl/?page=livetools/hashdb/index|Here]</text>
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    <text bytes="293" xml:space="preserve">==Where==
[http://insomnia247.nl/?page=livetools/hashdb/index Here.]


==Why==
Though I use it from time to time, right now there's no reason to not let the general public have access to this resource.

Perhaps one or two programmers will finally stop using MD5 and SHA-1 for password hashing.</text>
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[http://insomnia247.nl/?page=livetools/hashdb/index Here]


==Why==
Though I use it from time to time, right now there's no reason to not let the general public have access to this resource.

Perhaps one or two programmers will finally stop using MD5 and SHA-1 for password hashing.</text>
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[http://insomnia247.nl/?page=livetools/hashdb/index Here]


==Why?==
Though I use it from time to time, right now there's no reason to not let the general public have access to this resource.

Perhaps one or two programmers will finally stop using MD5 and SHA-1 for password hashing.


==Can I access it from my site/program?==
See [[hash_api|API page]] for more information.</text>
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[http://insomnia247.nl/?page=livetools/hashdb/index Here]


==Why?==
Though I use it from time to time, right now there's no reason to not let the general public have access to this resource.

Perhaps one or two programmers will finally stop using MD5 and SHA-1 for password hashing.


==Can I access it from my site/program?==
See [[hashdb_api|API page]] for more information.</text>
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    <text bytes="901" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.
No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plaintext password is returned.

==What comes back if something is wrong?==
When a hash is not in the databse: '''Hash not found.'''
Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
Invalid hash type: '''Error: Not a valid hash type.'''
Not all parameters are set: '''Error: Both a 'hash' and 'type' need to be defined.'''</text>
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    <text bytes="906" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.
No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plaintext password is returned.

==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the databse: '''Hash not found.'''
:Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
:Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
:Invalid hash type: '''Error: Not a valid hash type.'''
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    <text bytes="907" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.

No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plaintext password is returned.

==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the databse: '''Hash not found.'''
:Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
:Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
:Invalid hash type: '''Error: Not a valid hash type.'''
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    <text bytes="908" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.

No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plaintext password is returned.


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the databse: '''Hash not found.'''
:Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
:Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
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    <text bytes="1315" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.

No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plaintext password is returned.


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the databse: '''Hash not found.'''
:Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
:Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
:Invalid hash type: '''Error: Not a valid hash type.'''
:Not all parameters are set: '''Error: Both a 'hash' and 'type' need to be defined.'''

==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How much requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="1316" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.

No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plaintext password is returned.


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the databse: '''Hash not found.'''
:Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
:Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
:Invalid hash type: '''Error: Not a valid hash type.'''
:Not all parameters are set: '''Error: Both a 'hash' and 'type' need to be defined.'''


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How much requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="1463" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.

No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plaintext password is returned.


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the databse: '''Hash not found.'''
:Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
:Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
:Invalid hash type: '''Error: Not a valid hash type.'''
:Not all parameters are set: '''Error: Both a 'hash' and 'type' need to be defined.'''


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How much requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="1731" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.

No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plaintext password is returned.


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the databse: '''Hash not found.'''
:Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
:Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
:Invalid hash type: '''Error: Not a valid hash type.'''
:Not all parameters are set: '''Error: Both a 'hash' and 'type' need to be defined.'''


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag in your head tag section:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How much requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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* [[shells|Shell hosting]]
* [[nanobot|Nanobot]]
* [[hashdb|Hash database]]</text>
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* [[nanobot|Nanobot]]
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    <text bytes="963" xml:space="preserve">==What's this hash DB?==
The insomnia hash database is a database that contains about 646 million MD5 and SHA-1 hashes and their corresponding passwords.

The hashes were generated from the combination of several large wordlists.


==Welcome to 1999. What about rainbow tables?==
Rainbow tables a great, no doubt. But they increase in size really fast the more characters you have in it. They can, by design, not be based on a wordlist. 

A database system does not have this restriction, you can have much longer passwords too, albeit at the expense of not having the full iteration of all characters. It's also more suited for special characters. Adding passwords with special characters and characters for non-western languages is going to make a rainbow table much, MUCH bigger.

Put simply; rainbow tables are very effective for a specified set of characters and passwords up to a set length, but not (yet) viable for large character sets and long passwords.</text>
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    <text bytes="3735" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3735" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="3735" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4092" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4092" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4092" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4556" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


=== How do I request a VPS? ===
:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===
:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of ram, 750Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4556" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


=== How do I request a VPS? ===
:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===
:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of ram, 750Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4556" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


=== How do I request a VPS? ===
:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===
:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of ram, 750Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== My question isn't listed. What now? ===

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4742" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of ram, 750Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4742" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of ram, 750Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4742" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of ram, 750Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4741" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4741" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4741" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4741" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4742" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4742" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4742" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4871" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4871" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4871" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here [[Shells rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="1712" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


Rules regarding invites:
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1712" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


Rules regarding invites:
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1718" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1718" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning or scanning targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="532" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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!port
!service
|-
|21||FTP
|-
|22||SSH
|-
|25||SMTP (internal mail only)
|-
|80||HTTP
|-
|3306||MySQL
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|20000||Usermin (https)
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    <text bytes="532" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
{|
!port
!service
|-
|21||FTP
|-
|22||SSH
|-
|25||SMTP (internal mail only)
|-
|80||HTTP
|-
|3306||MySQL
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    <text bytes="532" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
{|
!port
!service
|-
|21||FTP
|-
|22||SSH
|-
|25||SMTP (internal mail only)
|-
|80||HTTP
|-
|3306||MySQL
|-
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    <text bytes="559" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
{|
!port
!service
|-
|21||FTP
|-
|22||SSH
|-
|25||SMTP (internal mail only)
|-
|80||HTTP
|-
|222||SSH (alternative)
|-
|3306||MySQL
|-
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'''Files''': All storage is mirrored in a RAID1 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup]]

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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is mirrored in a RAID1 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is mirrored in a RAID1 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="4877" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go here [[shells_ports]]


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4877" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go to [[Shells_backup]]


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4880" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4880" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4883" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="4883" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:You need to receive an invite from someone who already has a shell with us.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5130" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5130" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5130" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5185" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5185" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5185" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:No, eggdrop is currently not allowed. you are allowed to run a wide variety of software, if you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on irc. Any sort of gameserver and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (lenny at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="1457" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1457" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1535" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

'''The following paragraph is OBSOLETE'''

&lt;span style="color:#c0c0c0"&gt;To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.&lt;/span&gt;

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1535" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

'''The following paragraph is OBSOLETE'''

&lt;span style="color:#c0c0c0"&gt;To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.&lt;/span&gt;

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1457" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1457" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable_website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable_website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="3645" xml:space="preserve">Since we got a lot of people using ZNC, we installed it on the server so you no longer have to compile it yourself.
To get started using your own ZNC client pick a open port you can use (see [[shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on this).

Next we tell ZNC to make a new config file for us:
&lt;pre&gt;znc --makeconf&lt;/pre&gt;

It will ask you a few configuration questions:

 [ ?? ] What port would you like ZNC to listen on? (1 to 65535): '''&lt;port you picked&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using SSL? (yes/no) [no]: '''yes''' (You can pick no, but SSL is better security wise)
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using ipv6? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''
 [ ?? ] Listen Host (Blank for all ips): '''&lt;leave blank&gt;'''

Then it will ask you if you want to load any global modules, normally you won't have to:

 [ ?? ] Do you want to load any global modules? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it will ask you for your user configuration:

 [ ?? ] Username (AlphaNumeric): '''yournick'''
 [ ?? ] Enter Password: '''&lt;enter a password to connect to your znc here&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Confirm Password: '''&lt;and again&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like this user to be an admin? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Nick [yournick]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Alt Nick [yournick_]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Ident [yournick: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Real Name [Got ZNC?]: '''&lt;press enter or set something you want'''
 [ ?? ] VHost (optional): '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to keep trying for your primary nick? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Number of lines to buffer per channel [50]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to keep buffers after replay? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Default channel modes [+stn]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''

Now it will ask you if you want to load any user modules, again, this is normally not needed.

 [ ?? ] Do you want to automatically load any user modules for this user? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it's time to add IRC servers and channels it will connect to for you.

 [ ?? ] IRC server (host only): '''irc.insomnia247.nl'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Port (1 to 65535) [6667]: '''6669'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Password (probably empty): ''',leave empty unless you need a password to connect to the server'''
 [ ?? ] Does this server use SSL? (probably no) (yes/no) [no]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another server? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

 [ ?? ] Would you like to add a channel for ZNC to automatically join? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Channel name: '''#shells'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another channel? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Now finally you get the chance to set up another user for ZNC, this is also normally not needed as it's only you that uses it.

 [ ?? ] Would you like to setup another user? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Finally it will ask you if you want to start ZNC now, you can pick '''yes''' here, but it will usually fail with "[No such file or directory]"

 [ ?? ] Launch znc now? (yes/no) [yes]:
 '''[ ** ] Unable to launch znc [No such file or directory]'''

If you have configured your ZNC with SSL, it will need to create a .pem file (SSL certificate) when you run ZNC, you will be prompted to do so.

 User@Lydia:~$ '''znc'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to create a new pem file? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] hostname of your shell (including the '.com' portion): '''insomnia247.nl'''

Your ZNC should now be up and running, you can connect to it from your normal IRC client with the command

 /server insomnia247.nl '''port''' '''yournick''':'''yourpassword'''

Don't forget to include the '''-ssl''' option if you configured it to use SSL.</text>
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    <text bytes="3645" xml:space="preserve">Since we got a lot of people using ZNC, we installed it on the server so you no longer have to compile it yourself.
To get started using your own ZNC client pick a open port you can use (see [[shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on this).

Next we tell ZNC to make a new config file for us:
&lt;pre&gt;znc --makeconf&lt;/pre&gt;

It will ask you a few configuration questions:

 [ ?? ] What port would you like ZNC to listen on? (1 to 65535): '''&lt;port you picked&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using SSL? (yes/no) [no]: '''yes''' (You can pick no, but SSL is better security wise)
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to listen using ipv6? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''
 [ ?? ] Listen Host (Blank for all ips): '''&lt;leave blank&gt;'''

Then it will ask you if you want to load any global modules, normally you won't have to:

 [ ?? ] Do you want to load any global modules? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it will ask you for your user configuration:

 [ ?? ] Username (AlphaNumeric): '''yournick'''
 [ ?? ] Enter Password: '''&lt;enter a password to connect to your znc here&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Confirm Password: '''&lt;and again&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like this user to be an admin? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Nick [yournick]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Alt Nick [yournick_]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Ident [yournick: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Real Name [Got ZNC?]: '''&lt;press enter or set something you want'''
 [ ?? ] VHost (optional): '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like ZNC to keep trying for your primary nick? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Number of lines to buffer per channel [50]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to keep buffers after replay? (yes/no) [no]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''
 [ ?? ] Default channel modes [+stn]: '''&lt;press enter&gt;'''

Now it will ask you if you want to load any user modules, again, this is normally not needed.

 [ ?? ] Do you want to automatically load any user modules for this user? (yes/no): '''no'''

Now it's time to add IRC servers and channels it will connect to for you.

 [ ?? ] IRC server (host only): '''irc.insomnia247.nl'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Port (1 to 65535) [6667]: '''6669'''
 [ ?? ] [irc.insomnia247.nl] Password (probably empty): ''',leave empty unless you need a password to connect to the server'''
 [ ?? ] Does this server use SSL? (probably no) (yes/no) [no]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another server? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

 [ ?? ] Would you like to add a channel for ZNC to automatically join? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] Channel name: '''#shells'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to add another channel? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Now finally you get the chance to set up another user for ZNC, this is also normally not needed as it's only you that uses it.

 [ ?? ] Would you like to setup another user? (yes/no) [no]: '''no'''

Finally it will ask you if you want to start ZNC now, you can pick '''yes''' here, but it will usually fail with "[No such file or directory]"

 [ ?? ] Launch znc now? (yes/no) [yes]:
 '''[ ** ] Unable to launch znc [No such file or directory]'''

If you have configured your ZNC with SSL, it will need to create a .pem file (SSL certificate) when you run ZNC, you will be prompted to do so.

 User@Lydia:~$ '''znc'''
 [ ?? ] Would you like to create a new pem file? (yes/no) [yes]: '''yes'''
 [ ?? ] hostname of your shell (including the '.com' portion): '''insomnia247.nl'''

Your ZNC should now be up and running, you can connect to it from your normal IRC client with the command

 /server insomnia247.nl '''port''' '''yournick''':'''yourpassword'''

Don't forget to include the '''-ssl''' option if you configured it to use SSL.</text>
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    <text bytes="1731" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=5f4dcc3b5aa765d61d8327deb882cf99''' would return '''password'''.

No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plain text password is returned.


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the database: '''Hash not found.'''
:Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
:Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
:Invalid hash type: '''Error: Not a valid hash type.'''
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
{|style="border-style: dashed; border-width: 1px; padding: 5px;"
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!service
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|21||FTP/FTPS
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|22||SSH/SFTP
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|25||SMTP (power-users group only)
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|80||HTTP
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|222||SSH (alternative)
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|443||HTTPS
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|3306||MySQL
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|style="padding-right: 10px;"|5000 - 5500|| User ports
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|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="1711" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1711" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="5336" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5512" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5512" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5572" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5572" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5572" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5576" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.

=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.

=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.

=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5577" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5577" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5577" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="1457" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable-website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable-website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1457" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable-website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable-website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

NOTE: If you have a username with capital letters in it, the username.insomnia247.nl option currently does NOT work! This is due to browsers automatically re-writing addresses without capital letters.&lt;br /&gt;
We're still looking to find a fix for this problem.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1321" xml:space="preserve">We make full backups of all the home directories and databases to an off-site server every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:40am local time.

=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.
mysqldump -u [username] -p [password] [databasename] &gt; [backupfile.sql]</text>
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    <text bytes="1321" xml:space="preserve">We make full backups of all the home directories and databases to an off-site server every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:40am local time.

=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.
mysqldump -u [username] -p [password] [databasename] &gt; [backupfile.sql]</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command:

 mysqldump -u [username] -p [password] [databasename] &gt; [backupfile.sql]

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql)</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command:

 mysqldump -u [username] -p [password] [databasename] &gt; [backupfile.sql]

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql)</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u [username] -p [password] [databasename] &gt; [backupfile.sql]

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql)</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u [username] -p [password] [databasename] &gt; [backupfile.sql]

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql)</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -p mysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql)</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -p mysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql)</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -p mysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql)

You can also add the backup command trough your [https://www.insomnia247.nl:20000 usermin] under Others -&gt; Scheduled Cron Jobs -&gt; Create a new scheduled cron job.

You do not need to add the @daily to the command if you do it through usermin. The timing of when the backups are made can be specified on the Cron Job creation page.</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -p mysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql)

You can also add the backup command trough your [https://www.insomnia247.nl:20000 usermin] under Others -&gt; Scheduled Cron Jobs -&gt; Create a new scheduled cron job.

You do not need to add the @daily to the command if you do it through usermin. The timing of when the backups are made can be specified on the Cron Job creation page.</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -pmysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
:There is '''no space''' between -p and your password!


You can also add the backup command trough your [https://www.insomnia247.nl:20000 usermin] under Others -&gt; Scheduled Cron Jobs -&gt; Create a new scheduled cron job.

You do not need to add the @daily to the command if you do it through usermin. The timing of when the backups are made can be specified on the Cron Job creation page.</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===
Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -pmysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
:There is '''no space''' between -p and your password!


You can also add the backup command trough your [https://www.insomnia247.nl:20000 usermin] under Others -&gt; Scheduled Cron Jobs -&gt; Create a new scheduled cron job.

You do not need to add the @daily to the command if you do it through usermin. The timing of when the backups are made can be specified on the Cron Job creation page.</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===

Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -pmysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
:There is '''no space''' between -p and your password!


You can also add the backup command trough your [https://www.insomnia247.nl:20000 usermin] under Others -&gt; Scheduled Cron Jobs -&gt; Create a new scheduled cron job.

You do not need to add the @daily to the command if you do it through usermin. The timing of when the backups are made can be specified on the Cron Job creation page.</text>
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=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.


=== MySQL database backups ===

Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -pmysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
:There is '''no space''' between -p and your password!


You can also add the backup command trough your [https://www.insomnia247.nl:20000 usermin] under Others -&gt; Scheduled Cron Jobs -&gt; Create a new scheduled cron job.

You do not need to add the @daily to the command if you do it through usermin. The timing of when the backups are made can be specified on the Cron Job creation page.</text>
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    <text bytes="5578" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5578" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="5578" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the commandline by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any back-doored source. If your processes are back-doored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6133" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== What is the procedure for getting an invite? ===
:Normally you'd get one from another user, who endorses you as a user, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6133" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== What is the procedure for getting an invite? ===
:Normally you'd get one from another user, who endorses you as a user, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6133" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== What is the procedure for getting an invite? ===
:Normally you'd get one from another user, who endorses you as a user, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6129" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== What is the procedure for getting an invite? ===
:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== What is the procedure for getting an invite? ===
:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.


=== What is the procedure for getting an invite? ===
:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6075" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6075" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6075" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6079" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6079" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="6079" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7299" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7299" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7299" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:If you have a legitimate use for e-mail, access can be provided.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7303" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7303" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7643" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7643" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7643" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian stable (6.0.2 squeeze, at the time of writing)
:rootedker.nl runs on CentOS 5


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
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    <text bytes="1722" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1722" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Reselling access to hosting or services
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1817" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Selling access to hosting or services
* Providing third parties access to services and/or server resources without express permission.
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1817" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Selling access to hosting or services
* Providing third parties access to services and/or server resources without express permission.
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1817" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Providing third parties access to services and/or server resources without express permission.
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Selling access to hosting or services
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1817" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Providing third parties access to services and/or server resources without express permission.
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Selling access to hosting or services
* Storing files outside your home directory


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1893" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Providing third parties access to services and/or server resources without express permission.
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Selling access to hosting or services
* Storing files outside your home directory
* Using the server as a platform for attacks on other networks or services.


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1893" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Providing third parties access to services and/or server resources without express permission.
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Selling access to hosting or services
* Storing files outside your home directory
* Using the server as a platform for attacks on other networks or services.


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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  <title>Nanobot translate</title>
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    <comment>Created page with '&lt;strong&gt;Language codes for translate module&lt;/strong&gt; &lt;table&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;td&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Code&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/td&gt; &lt;td&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Language&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/td&gt; &lt;/tr&gt; &lt;tr&gt; &lt;td&gt;ar&lt;/td&gt; &lt;td&gt;Arabic&lt;/td&gt; &lt;/tr&gt; &lt;…'</comment>
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    <text bytes="1548" xml:space="preserve">&lt;strong&gt;Language codes for translate module&lt;/strong&gt;
&lt;table&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Code&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;&lt;strong&gt;Language&lt;/strong&gt;&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;ar&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Arabic&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;cs&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Czech&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;da&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Danish&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;de&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;German&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;en&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;English&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;et&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Estonian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;fi&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Finnish&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;fr&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;French&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;nl&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Dutch&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;el&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Greek&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;he&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Hebrew&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;ht&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Haitian Creole&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;hu&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Hungarian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;id&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Indonesian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;it&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Italian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;ja&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Japanese&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;ko&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Korean&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;lt&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Lithuanian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;lv&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Latvian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;no&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Norwegian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;pl&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Polish&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;pt&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Portuguese&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;ro&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Romanian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;es&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Spanish&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;ru&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Russian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;sk&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Slovak&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;sl&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Slovene&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;sv&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Swedish&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;th&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Thai&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;tr&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Turkish&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;uk&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Ukrainian&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;vi&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Vietnamese&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;zh-CHS&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Simplified Chinese&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;tr&gt;
&lt;td&gt;zh-CHT&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;td&gt;Traditional Chinese&lt;/td&gt;
&lt;/tr&gt;
&lt;/table&gt;</text>
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  <title>Nanobot modules</title>
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    <text bytes="3585" xml:space="preserve">== Autovoice ==
;Description
:This module was created to voice everyone in a specific channel. 
:This is the same functionality as !all voice, but not bound to $modchan.

;Commands : ''none''
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/autovoice.pm autovoice.pm]

== Demo ==
;Description : Module to show the possible functionalities of a module and serve as a programming example.
;Commands
:'''help''': Show available commands
:'''function [message]''': Send a message back to the channel it was received from.
:'''listargs''': Show a list of arguments the bot received.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/demo.pm demo.pm]

== Identified ==
;Description
:This module will give voice to people who enter the channel and have identified with NickServ.
:This module was written for UnrealIRCd with Anope services. Different IRCd's and different services may require different commands or generate different responses.

;Commands :'''help''': Shows a brief description of the modules function.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/identified.pm identified.pm]

== Kamikaze ==
;Description : This is a module that allows users to kick someone at the price of also being kicked themself.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage description of module.
:'''kick''': Kick yourself and another user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kamikaze.pm kamikaze.pm]

== Kick-ban ==
;Description : Simple module to preform a kickban.
;Command
:'''help''': Shows brief usage of the module.
:'''kb [nick] [*@host]''': Kickban a user.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/kickban.pm kickban.pm]

== Login ==
;Description
:Module to allow bot admins to log in with a password when at a remote location.
:Will add their current hostname to the admin list.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows usage of the module.
:'''login [password]''': Add current host to the admin list.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/login.pm login.pm]

== Translate ==
;Description
:Module that gives the bot an interface to bing translate.
:
:''notes:''
::You will need a Bing translate APP ID for this module.
::Language codes can be found here: [[Nanobot_translate]]
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows available commands.
:'''to [lang-code] [text to translate]''': Translate text into specified language.
:'''detect [text]''': Detect the language of the specified text.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/translate.pm translate.pm]

== Webchat ==
;Description
:Module that translates the username from hex to a human readable IPv4 address.
:This type of username is commonly used by webbased IRC clients like mibbit and CGI:IRC.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows brief usage of the module.
:'''dehex''': Attempt to translate HEX'ed IP address into human readable form. Example: 1234ABCD translates to 18.52.171.205
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/webchat.pm webchat.pm]

== Wget ==
;Description
:This module allows you to make the bot retreive a new or updated module from the internet and place it in it's modules directory.
:The returned result is the raw wget return status, so 0 mean everything went ok.
:See http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual/html_node/Exit-Status.html for more information on the return status.
:''notes:''
::Module names must end in .pm. Modules with other extentions will not be downloaded.
;Commands
:'''help''': Shows brief usage for the module.
:'''file [url_to_module]''': Download file to host and place it in the modules directory.
;Source : [http://coolfire.insomnia247.nl/modules/wget.pm wget.pm]</text>
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  <title>Shells Eggdrop</title>
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    <text bytes="64" xml:space="preserve">Eggdrop is no longer supported, or a valid reason for an invite.</text>
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    <text bytes="64" xml:space="preserve">Eggdrop is no longer supported, or a valid reason for an invite.</text>
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  <title>Shells</title>
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    <text bytes="1063" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
{|style="border-style: dashed; border-width: 1px; padding: 5px;"
!port
!service
|-
|21||FTP/FTPS
|-
|22||SSH/SFTP
|-
|25||SMTP (power-users group only)
|-
|80||HTTP/SVN
|-
|222||SSH (alternative)
|-
|443||HTTPS
|-
|3306||MySQL
|-
|style="padding-right: 10px;"|5000 - 5500|| User ports
|-
|9418||Git
|-
|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
|}


=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="1063" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
{|style="border-style: dashed; border-width: 1px; padding: 5px;"
!port
!service
|-
|21||FTP/FTPS
|-
|22||SSH/SFTP
|-
|25||SMTP (power-users group only)
|-
|80||HTTP/SVN
|-
|222||SSH (alternative)
|-
|443||HTTPS
|-
|3306||MySQL
|-
|style="padding-right: 10px;"|5000 - 5500|| User ports
|-
|9418||Git
|-
|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
|}


=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="1063" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
{|style="border-style: dashed; border-width: 1px; padding: 5px;"
!port
!service
|-
|21||FTP/FTPS
|-
|22||SSH/SFTP
|-
|25||SMTP (power-users group only)
|-
|80||HTTP/SVN
|-
|222||SSH (alternative)
|-
|443||HTTPS
|-
|3306||MySQL
|-
|style="padding-right: 10px;"|5000 - 5500|| User ports
|-
|9418||Git
|-
|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
|}


=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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  <title>Shells websites</title>
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    <text bytes="1195" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable-website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable-website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.

CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1195" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

To enable your website you can use the '''enable-website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable-website''' command.

Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.

If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.

CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.

MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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    <text bytes="1228" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


'''Obsolete'''

&lt;del&gt;To enable your website you can use the '''enable-website''' command from your shell or from [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin]. (Under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.)&lt;br /&gt;
Oppositely, when you want to take your website down again you can use the '''disable-website''' command.&lt;/del&gt;


Your website will be visible at yourusername.insomnia247.nl and insomnia247.nl/~yourusername or&lt;br /&gt;
yourusername.rootedker.nl and rootedker.nl/~yourusername if your shell is hosted there.


If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.</text>
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  <revision>
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    <text bytes="1228" xml:space="preserve">You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


'''Obsolete'''

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This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


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    <text bytes="5287" xml:space="preserve">=== MPI jobs ===

:The server supports submitting MPI jobs to backend worker nodes with a maximum (and default) of 4 worker nodes available to regular users.


=== Mpiqueue command ===

:The mpiqueue command can be used to enqueue your mpi job to be run on the worker nodes. Use the --help argument to see available options or the --interactive option to start an interactive session to help you submit your job. Take care to submit a binary that was written for mpi, using the mpi libraries and compiled using one of the mpi compilers. (mpicc, mpic++, mpif77 or mpif90).


=== Mpirun command ===

:The mpirun command can be used to test mpi programs locally, or to submit an mpi job to your own mpi worker node(s). Though it is possible to run mpi jobs on the ssh server node it is not a heavy compute node. Please only run jobs shortly and for testing purposes, not for lengthy computations.


=== Example ===

:For the purposes of this example we'll be looking at a C program that just passes some messages between mpi nodes.

== mpi_test.c ==
  #include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
  #include &lt;stdlib.h&gt;
  
  #include &lt;mpi.h&gt;
  
  int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    const int MASTER = 0;
    const int TAG_GENERAL = 1;
  
    int numTasks;
    int rank;
    int source;
    int dest;
    int rc;
    int count;
    int dataWaitingFlag;
  
    char inMsg;
    char outMsg;
  
    MPI_Status Stat;
  
    // Initialize the MPI stack and pass 'argc' and 'argv' to each slave node
    MPI_Init(&amp;argc,&amp;argv);
  
    // Gets number of tasks/processes that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;numTasks);
  
    // Gets the rank (process/task number) that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;rank);
  
    // If the master node
    if (rank == MASTER) {
      // Send out messages to all the sub-processes
      for (dest = 1; dest &lt; numTasks; dest++) {
        outMsg = rand() % 256;	// Generate random message to send to slave nodes
  
        // Send a message to the destination
        rc = MPI_Send(&amp;outMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, dest, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD);
        printf("Task %d: Sent message %d to task %d with tag %d\n",
               rank, outMsg, dest, TAG_GENERAL);
      }
    }
  
    // Else a slave node
    else  {
      // Wait until a message is there to be received
      do {
        MPI_Iprobe(MASTER, 1, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;dataWaitingFlag, MPI_STATUS_IGNORE);
      } while (!dataWaitingFlag);
  
      // Get the message and put it in 'inMsg'
      rc = MPI_Recv(&amp;inMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, MASTER, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;Stat);
  
      // Get how big the message is and put it in 'count'
      rc = MPI_Get_count(&amp;Stat, MPI_CHAR, &amp;count);
      printf("Task %d: Received %d char(s) (%d) from task %d with tag %d \n",
              rank, count, inMsg, Stat.MPI_SOURCE, Stat.MPI_TAG);
    }
  
    MPI_Finalize();
  }

== Compiling and preparing your program ==

:First create a directory for your project, we'll just name this one '''testrun'''.
  mkdir testrun
  cd testrun

:Now copy and paste the above example into a file (or write your own!) by using your editor of choice. We'll name our file '''mpi_test.c'''.
:We will compile our program with the mpi c compiler.
  mpicc mpi_test.c -o mpi_test

:Now we have our binary file ready to submit to the mpi queue.
:If you want to test if your mpi binary is working before you submit it, use the mpirun command. We'll start our binary with two local workers for testing.
  mpirun -n 2 mpi_test

:If all is working as it should you will see something like this:
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1

:Before we can submit our binary to the mpiqueue we need to make sure it's somewhere the user that runs mpi jobs can access it. We'll make a copy of our directory in /tmp and make it world readable.
  cp -R ../testrun /tmp/
  chmod +r -R /tmp/testrun

:Now we're ready to submit it to the mpiqueue. We'll have to tell it which directory contains the files for our mpi job (-d argument), and which file to execute (-e argument).
:For illustrative purposes we'll aslo be telling it to use 4 worker nodes even though this is the default.
  mpiqueue -d /tmp/testrun -e mpi_test -n 4

:You should now see something like this:
  Working directory: /tmp/testrun/
  Executable name:   mpi_test
  Arguments:         
  MPI workers:       4
  
  Queuing job.
  Cleaning environment.
  Copying files.
  Starting mpi workers.
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 0: Sent message -58 to task 2 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 2: Received 1 char(s) (-58) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 0: Sent message 105 to task 3 with tag 1
  Task 3: Received 1 char(s) (105) from task 0 with tag 1 
  
  Mpi run has ended.

:GREAT SUCCESS! It seems our task is running and the worker nodes are communicating.
:Don't forget to delete your job from it's world readable place when you've finised.
  rm -rf /tmp/testrun

:You can delete the directory as soon as your job starts running as the mpiqueue script will automatically send a copy to all the worker nodes.
:If another job is running while you submit your job be sure to wait until your job has started before deleting.</text>
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    <text bytes="5296" xml:space="preserve">=== MPI jobs ===

:The server supports submitting MPI jobs to backend worker nodes with a maximum (and default) of 4 worker nodes available to regular users.


=== Mpiqueue command ===

:The mpiqueue command can be used to enqueue your mpi job to be run on the worker nodes. Use the --help argument to see available options or the --interactive option to start an interactive session to help you submit your job. Take care to submit a binary that was written for mpi, using the mpi libraries and compiled using one of the mpi compilers. (mpicc, mpic++, mpif77 or mpif90).


=== Mpirun command ===

:The mpirun command can be used to test mpi programs locally, or to submit an mpi job to your own mpi worker node(s). Though it is possible to run mpi jobs on the ssh server node it is not a heavy compute node. Please only run jobs shortly and for testing purposes, not for lengthy computations.


=== Example ===

:For the purposes of this example we'll be looking at a C program that just passes some messages between mpi nodes.

== mpi_test.c ==
  #include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
  #include &lt;stdlib.h&gt;
  
  #include &lt;mpi.h&gt;
  
  int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    const int MASTER = 0;
    const int TAG_GENERAL = 1;
  
    int numTasks;
    int rank;
    int source;
    int dest;
    int rc;
    int count;
    int dataWaitingFlag;
  
    char inMsg;
    char outMsg;
  
    MPI_Status Stat;
  
    // Initialize the MPI stack and pass 'argc' and 'argv' to each slave node
    MPI_Init(&amp;argc,&amp;argv);
  
    // Gets number of tasks/processes that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;numTasks);
  
    // Gets the rank (process/task number) that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;rank);
  
    // If the master node
    if (rank == MASTER) {
      // Send out messages to all the sub-processes
      for (dest = 1; dest &lt; numTasks; dest++) {
        outMsg = rand() % 256;	// Generate random message to send to slave nodes
  
        // Send a message to the destination
        rc = MPI_Send(&amp;outMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, dest, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD);
        printf("Task %d: Sent message %d to task %d with tag %d\n",
               rank, outMsg, dest, TAG_GENERAL);
      }
    }
  
    // Else a slave node
    else  {
      // Wait until a message is there to be received
      do {
        MPI_Iprobe(MASTER, 1, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;dataWaitingFlag, MPI_STATUS_IGNORE);
      } while (!dataWaitingFlag);
  
      // Get the message and put it in 'inMsg'
      rc = MPI_Recv(&amp;inMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, MASTER, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;Stat);
  
      // Get how big the message is and put it in 'count'
      rc = MPI_Get_count(&amp;Stat, MPI_CHAR, &amp;count);
      printf("Task %d: Received %d char(s) (%d) from task %d with tag %d \n",
              rank, count, inMsg, Stat.MPI_SOURCE, Stat.MPI_TAG);
    }
  
    MPI_Finalize();
  }

== Preparing, compiling and running your program ==

:First create a directory for your project, we'll just name this one '''testrun'''.
  mkdir testrun
  cd testrun

:Now copy and paste the above example into a file (or write your own!) by using your editor of choice. We'll name our file '''mpi_test.c'''.
:We will compile our program with the mpi c compiler.
  mpicc mpi_test.c -o mpi_test

:Now we have our binary file ready to submit to the mpi queue.
:If you want to test if your mpi binary is working before you submit it, use the mpirun command. We'll start our binary with two local workers for testing.
  mpirun -n 2 mpi_test

:If all is working as it should you will see something like this:
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1

:Before we can submit our binary to the mpiqueue we need to make sure it's somewhere the user that runs mpi jobs can access it. We'll make a copy of our directory in /tmp and make it world readable.
  cp -R ../testrun /tmp/
  chmod +r -R /tmp/testrun

:Now we're ready to submit it to the mpiqueue. We'll have to tell it which directory contains the files for our mpi job (-d argument), and which file to execute (-e argument).
:For illustrative purposes we'll aslo be telling it to use 4 worker nodes even though this is the default.
  mpiqueue -d /tmp/testrun -e mpi_test -n 4

:You should now see something like this:
  Working directory: /tmp/testrun/
  Executable name:   mpi_test
  Arguments:         
  MPI workers:       4
  
  Queuing job.
  Cleaning environment.
  Copying files.
  Starting mpi workers.
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 0: Sent message -58 to task 2 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 2: Received 1 char(s) (-58) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 0: Sent message 105 to task 3 with tag 1
  Task 3: Received 1 char(s) (105) from task 0 with tag 1 
  
  Mpi run has ended.

:GREAT SUCCESS! It seems our task is running and the worker nodes are communicating.
:Don't forget to delete your job from it's world readable place when you've finised.
  rm -rf /tmp/testrun

:You can delete the directory as soon as your job starts running as the mpiqueue script will automatically send a copy to all the worker nodes.
:If another job is running while you submit your job be sure to wait until your job has started before deleting.</text>
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    <text bytes="5308" xml:space="preserve">=== MPI jobs ===

:The server supports submitting MPI jobs to backend worker nodes with a maximum (and default) of 4 worker nodes available to regular users.


=== Mpiqueue command ===

:The mpiqueue command can be used to enqueue your mpi job to be run on the worker nodes. Use the '''--help''' argument to see available options or the '''--interactive''' option to start an interactive session to help you submit your job. Take care to submit a binary that was written for mpi, using the mpi libraries and compiled using one of the mpi compilers. (mpicc, mpic++, mpif77 or mpif90).


=== Mpirun command ===

:The mpirun command can be used to test mpi programs locally, or to submit an mpi job to your own mpi worker node(s). Though it is possible to run mpi jobs on the ssh server node it is not a heavy compute node. Please only run jobs shortly and for testing purposes, not for lengthy computations.


=== Example ===

:For the purposes of this example we'll be looking at a C program that just passes some messages between mpi nodes.

== mpi_test.c ==
  #include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
  #include &lt;stdlib.h&gt;
  
  #include &lt;mpi.h&gt;
  
  int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    const int MASTER = 0;
    const int TAG_GENERAL = 1;
  
    int numTasks;
    int rank;
    int source;
    int dest;
    int rc;
    int count;
    int dataWaitingFlag;
  
    char inMsg;
    char outMsg;
  
    MPI_Status Stat;
  
    // Initialize the MPI stack and pass 'argc' and 'argv' to each slave node
    MPI_Init(&amp;argc,&amp;argv);
  
    // Gets number of tasks/processes that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;numTasks);
  
    // Gets the rank (process/task number) that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;rank);
  
    // If the master node
    if (rank == MASTER) {
      // Send out messages to all the sub-processes
      for (dest = 1; dest &lt; numTasks; dest++) {
        outMsg = rand() % 256;	// Generate random message to send to slave nodes
  
        // Send a message to the destination
        rc = MPI_Send(&amp;outMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, dest, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD);
        printf("Task %d: Sent message %d to task %d with tag %d\n",
               rank, outMsg, dest, TAG_GENERAL);
      }
    }
  
    // Else a slave node
    else  {
      // Wait until a message is there to be received
      do {
        MPI_Iprobe(MASTER, 1, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;dataWaitingFlag, MPI_STATUS_IGNORE);
      } while (!dataWaitingFlag);
  
      // Get the message and put it in 'inMsg'
      rc = MPI_Recv(&amp;inMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, MASTER, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;Stat);
  
      // Get how big the message is and put it in 'count'
      rc = MPI_Get_count(&amp;Stat, MPI_CHAR, &amp;count);
      printf("Task %d: Received %d char(s) (%d) from task %d with tag %d \n",
              rank, count, inMsg, Stat.MPI_SOURCE, Stat.MPI_TAG);
    }
  
    MPI_Finalize();
  }

== Preparing, compiling and running your program ==

:First create a directory for your project, we'll just name this one '''testrun'''.
  mkdir testrun
  cd testrun

:Now copy and paste the above example into a file (or write your own!) by using your editor of choice. We'll name our file '''mpi_test.c'''.
:We will compile our program with the mpi c compiler.
  mpicc mpi_test.c -o mpi_test

:Now we have our binary file ready to submit to the mpi queue.
:If you want to test if your mpi binary is working before you submit it, use the mpirun command. We'll start our binary with two local workers for testing.
  mpirun -n 2 mpi_test

:If all is working as it should you will see something like this:
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1

:Before we can submit our binary to the mpiqueue we need to make sure it's somewhere the user that runs mpi jobs can access it. We'll make a copy of our directory in /tmp and make it world readable.
  cp -R ../testrun /tmp/
  chmod +r -R /tmp/testrun

:Now we're ready to submit it to the mpiqueue. We'll have to tell it which directory contains the files for our mpi job (-d argument), and which file to execute (-e argument).
:For illustrative purposes we'll aslo be telling it to use 4 worker nodes even though this is the default.
  mpiqueue -d /tmp/testrun -e mpi_test -n 4

:You should now see something like this:
  Working directory: /tmp/testrun/
  Executable name:   mpi_test
  Arguments:         
  MPI workers:       4
  
  Queuing job.
  Cleaning environment.
  Copying files.
  Starting mpi workers.
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 0: Sent message -58 to task 2 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 2: Received 1 char(s) (-58) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 0: Sent message 105 to task 3 with tag 1
  Task 3: Received 1 char(s) (105) from task 0 with tag 1 
  
  Mpi run has ended.

:GREAT SUCCESS! It seems our task is running and the worker nodes are communicating.
:Don't forget to delete your job from it's world readable place when you've finised.
  rm -rf /tmp/testrun

:You can delete the directory as soon as your job starts running as the mpiqueue script will automatically send a copy to all the worker nodes.
:If another job is running while you submit your job be sure to wait until your job has started before deleting.</text>
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    <text bytes="5316" xml:space="preserve">=== MPI jobs ===

:The server supports submitting MPI jobs to backend worker nodes with a maximum (and default) of 4 worker nodes available to regular users.


=== Mpiqueue command ===

:The mpiqueue command can be used to enqueue your mpi job to be run on the worker nodes. Use the '''--help''' argument to see available options or the '''--interactive''' option to start an interactive session to help you submit your job. Take care to submit a binary that was written for mpi, using the mpi libraries and compiled using one of the mpi compilers. (mpicc, mpic++, mpif77 or mpif90).


=== Mpirun command ===

:The mpirun command can be used to test mpi programs locally, or to submit an mpi job to your own mpi worker node(s). Though it is possible to run mpi jobs on the ssh server node it is not a heavy compute node. Please only run jobs shortly and for testing purposes, not for lengthy computations.


=== Example ===

:For the purposes of this example we'll be looking at a C program that just passes some messages between mpi nodes.

==== mpi_test.c ====
  #include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
  #include &lt;stdlib.h&gt;
  
  #include &lt;mpi.h&gt;
  
  int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    const int MASTER = 0;
    const int TAG_GENERAL = 1;
  
    int numTasks;
    int rank;
    int source;
    int dest;
    int rc;
    int count;
    int dataWaitingFlag;
  
    char inMsg;
    char outMsg;
  
    MPI_Status Stat;
  
    // Initialize the MPI stack and pass 'argc' and 'argv' to each slave node
    MPI_Init(&amp;argc,&amp;argv);
  
    // Gets number of tasks/processes that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;numTasks);
  
    // Gets the rank (process/task number) that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;rank);
  
    // If the master node
    if (rank == MASTER) {
      // Send out messages to all the sub-processes
      for (dest = 1; dest &lt; numTasks; dest++) {
        outMsg = rand() % 256;	// Generate random message to send to slave nodes
  
        // Send a message to the destination
        rc = MPI_Send(&amp;outMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, dest, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD);
        printf("Task %d: Sent message %d to task %d with tag %d\n",
               rank, outMsg, dest, TAG_GENERAL);
      }
    }
  
    // Else a slave node
    else  {
      // Wait until a message is there to be received
      do {
        MPI_Iprobe(MASTER, 1, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;dataWaitingFlag, MPI_STATUS_IGNORE);
      } while (!dataWaitingFlag);
  
      // Get the message and put it in 'inMsg'
      rc = MPI_Recv(&amp;inMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, MASTER, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;Stat);
  
      // Get how big the message is and put it in 'count'
      rc = MPI_Get_count(&amp;Stat, MPI_CHAR, &amp;count);
      printf("Task %d: Received %d char(s) (%d) from task %d with tag %d \n",
              rank, count, inMsg, Stat.MPI_SOURCE, Stat.MPI_TAG);
    }
  
    MPI_Finalize();
  }

==== Preparing, compiling and running your program ====

:First create a directory for your project, we'll just name this one '''testrun'''.
  mkdir testrun
  cd testrun

:Now copy and paste the above example into a file (or write your own!) by using your editor of choice. We'll name our file '''mpi_test.c'''.
:We will compile our program with the mpi c compiler.
  mpicc mpi_test.c -o mpi_test

:Now we have our binary file ready to submit to the mpi queue.
:If you want to test if your mpi binary is working before you submit it, use the mpirun command. We'll start our binary with two local workers for testing.
  mpirun -n 2 mpi_test

:If all is working as it should you will see something like this:
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1

:Before we can submit our binary to the mpiqueue we need to make sure it's somewhere the user that runs mpi jobs can access it. We'll make a copy of our directory in /tmp and make it world readable.
  cp -R ../testrun /tmp/
  chmod +r -R /tmp/testrun

:Now we're ready to submit it to the mpiqueue. We'll have to tell it which directory contains the files for our mpi job (-d argument), and which file to execute (-e argument).
:For illustrative purposes we'll aslo be telling it to use 4 worker nodes even though this is the default.
  mpiqueue -d /tmp/testrun -e mpi_test -n 4

:You should now see something like this:
  Working directory: /tmp/testrun/
  Executable name:   mpi_test
  Arguments:         
  MPI workers:       4
  
  Queuing job.
  Cleaning environment.
  Copying files.
  Starting mpi workers.
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 0: Sent message -58 to task 2 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 2: Received 1 char(s) (-58) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 0: Sent message 105 to task 3 with tag 1
  Task 3: Received 1 char(s) (105) from task 0 with tag 1 
  
  Mpi run has ended.

:GREAT SUCCESS! It seems our task is running and the worker nodes are communicating.
:Don't forget to delete your job from it's world readable place when you've finised.
  rm -rf /tmp/testrun

:You can delete the directory as soon as your job starts running as the mpiqueue script will automatically send a copy to all the worker nodes.
:If another job is running while you submit your job be sure to wait until your job has started before deleting.</text>
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    <text bytes="7590" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7590" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7590" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7709" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [http://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7709" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [http://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7709" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [http://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7710" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7710" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7710" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7936" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7936" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7936" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian (6.0.6 as of 14/12/2012)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7941" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7941" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7941" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="8037" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="8037" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="8037" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

:Or the [http://rootedker.nl rootedkernel] homepage. Shell requests are currently only enabled on Sundays.

:For either shell host, you can always talk to an admin on IRC.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.
:Alternatively if you have an account on rootedker.nl you can direct your ssh session there.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7771" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7771" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7771" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian/centos stable repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7776" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7776" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7777" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7777" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7777" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with Wordpress, Mediawiki, Drupal, Acquia Drupal, SugarCRM or Joomla.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7809" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7809" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7809" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots, bouncers, servers and sessions. 
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7808" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="2386" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache processes access your files through group permissions all you have to do is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)

There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="2386" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache processes access your files through group permissions all you have to do is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)

There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="2640" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="2640" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="2639" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="2639" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="2972" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 gem server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="2972" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 gem server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="2974" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.


Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <minor/>
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    <text bytes="2973" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="2973" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3099" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==CouchDB==
CouchDB databases are available on special special request. Contact a member of the staff for more information.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3099" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==CouchDB==
CouchDB databases are available on special special request. Contact a member of the staff for more information.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3224" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==CouchDB==
CouchDB databases are available on special special request. Contact a member of the staff for more information.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.
:If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3224" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==CouchDB==
CouchDB databases are available on special special request. Contact a member of the staff for more information.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.
:If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3470" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==CouchDB==
CouchDB databases are available on special special request. Contact a member of the staff for more information.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3470" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL==
MySQL databases are available on special request. Check the [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]] to find out how to request one.


==CouchDB==
CouchDB databases are available on special special request. Contact a member of the staff for more information.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="7808" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7808" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7976" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7976" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7976" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:Drop by on IRC if you have a request.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Normal users are only allowed to receive internal mail for notifications.
:Sending mail is possible trough the mailserver on localhost.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request an SVN repository / MySQL database? ===

:Go to [https://insomnia247.nl:20000 Insomnia 24/7 Usermin] or  [https://rootedker.nl:20000 Rootedker.nl Usermin] and log in with your username and password.
:You will find a form to request these additional resources under '''Applications -&gt; Custom commands'''.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7897" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a git repository ===

:Git is a service that is not tied to shell hosting. Got to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl git server] and sign up there.


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7897" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a git repository ===

:Git is a service that is not tied to shell hosting. Got to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl git server] and sign up there.


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7897" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a git repository ===

:Git is a service that is not tied to shell hosting. Got to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl git server] and sign up there.


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7730" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7730" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7730" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.0 as of 01/06/2013)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7736" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7736" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7736" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7737" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7737" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7737" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Local mail should work. POP/SMTP is still highly experimental.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), each Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:rootedker.nl does not.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
VPS is only available on Insomnia 24/7.

=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:A VPS will give you upto 4 cores at 2.66 GHz, 8Gb of RAM, 500Gb of disk space, and root access to the machine, with an OS of your choice.
:Obviously the resources you receive will be proportional to your needs.

:Besides better hardware, a VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)
:For questions in regard to rootedker.nl please use support@rootedker.nl</text>
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    <text bytes="7744" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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    <text bytes="7744" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us (cool_fire_666@hotmail.com is probably your contact address)</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7711" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="1918" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting spamming sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Providing third parties access to services and/or server resources without express permission.
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Selling access to hosting or services
* Storing files outside your home directory
* Using the server as a platform for attacks on other networks or services.


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1918" xml:space="preserve">Though we are a very flexible and liberal shell hosting service, there are still things that will get you banned.&lt;br /&gt;
Here is the list of these things:


* Attempting to interfere with other users files or processes
* Attempting to run rootkits, exploits, viruses etc
* Excessive port scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Excessive vulnerability scanning on targets you don't have permission to scan
* Getting the server banned from websites and IRC networks etc.
* Hosting illegal or copyrighted materials
* Hosting phishing sites
* Hosting spamming sites
* Hosting unprotected web proxies, php shells, tor nodes etc.
* Intentionally trying to break the server or a service
* Providing third parties access to services and/or server resources without express permission.
* Running applications that consume unfair amounts of resources, either CPU time, RAM, disk space or bandwidth (this includes torrents, tor nodes, game servers and SHOUTcast)
* Selling access to hosting or services
* Storing files outside your home directory
* Using the server as a platform for attacks on other networks or services.


'''Rules regarding invites:'''
* Any user may generate one invite per 30 days.
* Getting an invite is not getting a shell. When you have an invite, you can request a shell, and we will consider it.
* If a user you have invited gets rejected, you may not generate a new invite for those 30 days.
* Once an invite code has been used to make a request, it can not be used again.
* When a user you have invited gets banned, you will receive a strike against your account.
* 3 strikes, and you're outof here.
* For every strike, the amount of invites you can generate is reduced. Days between invites = 30 x (strikes + 1)


Anything not explicitly listed in these rules may still get you banned if we see fit, this is at the discretion of our staff.


Long story short: please don't be a dick.</text>
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    <text bytes="1038" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|22||SSH/SFTP
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|25||SMTP
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|80||HTTP/SVN
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|222||SSH (alternative)
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|443||HTTPS
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|3306||MySQL
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|style="padding-right: 10px;"|5000 - 5500|| User ports
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|9418||Git
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|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="1038" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|222||SSH (alternative)
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|443||HTTPS
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|3306||MySQL
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|style="padding-right: 10px;"|5000 - 5500|| User ports
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|9418||Git
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|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="1038" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|222||SSH (alternative)
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|443||HTTPS
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|3306||MySQL
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|style="padding-right: 10px;"|5000 - 5500|| User ports
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|9418||Git
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|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="1112" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|9418||Git
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|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
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|60000 - 61000||Mosh UDP ports
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|443||HTTPS
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|9418||Git
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|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
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|27017||mongodb
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|60000 - 61000||Mosh UDP ports
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|-
|222||SSH (alternative)
|-
|443||HTTPS
|-
|3306||MySQL
|-
|style="padding-right: 10px;"|5000 - 5500|| User ports
|-
|5432||PostgreSQL
|-
|9418||Git
|-
|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
|-
|27017||mongodb
|-
|60000 - 61000||Mosh UDP ports
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


===Information about shells on rootedker.nl=== 

The admin is lazy so all the same rules apply for rootedker.nl as for Lydia.


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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    <text bytes="984" xml:space="preserve">== WARNING ==
:The documentation on these pages is for version 3 of nanobot.
:'''Development on version 3 has stopped''' in favor of version 4 which is still in beta at this time.

== What is nanobot ==
:Nanobot is an open source IRC bot written in Perl. It's licenced under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/ BSD licence].
:It's aim is to be fast and flexible, as well as being able to run on any platform that supports Perl.

:It has several built-in commands which find common use, in addition to these commands, modules with extra functionallity may be loaded and unloaded at any time, without needing to restart the bot.

:Both '''SSL''' and '''IPv6''' support are built into the bot.
:If you require a version without IPv6 or SSL support, a link can be found in the [[Nanobot FAQ|F.A.Q.]]

== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_FAQ|FAQ]]
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Modules]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own modules]]</text>
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:Nanobot is an open source IRC bot written in Ruby. It's licenced under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/ BSD licence].
:It was built to be as flexible and extensible as possible. It should run on any platform where Ruby is available.

:The modular design means it has very very built-in commands. In fact all it has is those needed to control plugins. Every other command comes from a plugin. Plugins can be loaded and unloaded on the fly so almost any change or update can be done without having to restart the bot.

== More info ==
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*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_modules|Plugins]]
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    <text bytes="5424" xml:space="preserve">'''MPI is pretty cool but nobody used it and now it's broken too. If you do want to use it let us know.'''

=== MPI jobs ===

:The server supports submitting MPI jobs to backend worker nodes with a maximum (and default) of 4 worker nodes available to regular users.


=== Mpiqueue command ===

:The mpiqueue command can be used to enqueue your mpi job to be run on the worker nodes. Use the '''--help''' argument to see available options or the '''--interactive''' option to start an interactive session to help you submit your job. Take care to submit a binary that was written for mpi, using the mpi libraries and compiled using one of the mpi compilers. (mpicc, mpic++, mpif77 or mpif90).


=== Mpirun command ===

:The mpirun command can be used to test mpi programs locally, or to submit an mpi job to your own mpi worker node(s). Though it is possible to run mpi jobs on the ssh server node it is not a heavy compute node. Please only run jobs shortly and for testing purposes, not for lengthy computations.


=== Example ===

:For the purposes of this example we'll be looking at a C program that just passes some messages between mpi nodes.

==== mpi_test.c ====
  #include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
  #include &lt;stdlib.h&gt;
  
  #include &lt;mpi.h&gt;
  
  int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    const int MASTER = 0;
    const int TAG_GENERAL = 1;
  
    int numTasks;
    int rank;
    int source;
    int dest;
    int rc;
    int count;
    int dataWaitingFlag;
  
    char inMsg;
    char outMsg;
  
    MPI_Status Stat;
  
    // Initialize the MPI stack and pass 'argc' and 'argv' to each slave node
    MPI_Init(&amp;argc,&amp;argv);
  
    // Gets number of tasks/processes that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;numTasks);
  
    // Gets the rank (process/task number) that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;rank);
  
    // If the master node
    if (rank == MASTER) {
      // Send out messages to all the sub-processes
      for (dest = 1; dest &lt; numTasks; dest++) {
        outMsg = rand() % 256;	// Generate random message to send to slave nodes
  
        // Send a message to the destination
        rc = MPI_Send(&amp;outMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, dest, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD);
        printf("Task %d: Sent message %d to task %d with tag %d\n",
               rank, outMsg, dest, TAG_GENERAL);
      }
    }
  
    // Else a slave node
    else  {
      // Wait until a message is there to be received
      do {
        MPI_Iprobe(MASTER, 1, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;dataWaitingFlag, MPI_STATUS_IGNORE);
      } while (!dataWaitingFlag);
  
      // Get the message and put it in 'inMsg'
      rc = MPI_Recv(&amp;inMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, MASTER, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;Stat);
  
      // Get how big the message is and put it in 'count'
      rc = MPI_Get_count(&amp;Stat, MPI_CHAR, &amp;count);
      printf("Task %d: Received %d char(s) (%d) from task %d with tag %d \n",
              rank, count, inMsg, Stat.MPI_SOURCE, Stat.MPI_TAG);
    }
  
    MPI_Finalize();
  }

==== Preparing, compiling and running your program ====

:First create a directory for your project, we'll just name this one '''testrun'''.
  mkdir testrun
  cd testrun

:Now copy and paste the above example into a file (or write your own!) by using your editor of choice. We'll name our file '''mpi_test.c'''.
:We will compile our program with the mpi c compiler.
  mpicc mpi_test.c -o mpi_test

:Now we have our binary file ready to submit to the mpi queue.
:If you want to test if your mpi binary is working before you submit it, use the mpirun command. We'll start our binary with two local workers for testing.
  mpirun -n 2 mpi_test

:If all is working as it should you will see something like this:
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1

:Before we can submit our binary to the mpiqueue we need to make sure it's somewhere the user that runs mpi jobs can access it. We'll make a copy of our directory in /tmp and make it world readable.
  cp -R ../testrun /tmp/
  chmod +r -R /tmp/testrun

:Now we're ready to submit it to the mpiqueue. We'll have to tell it which directory contains the files for our mpi job (-d argument), and which file to execute (-e argument).
:For illustrative purposes we'll aslo be telling it to use 4 worker nodes even though this is the default.
  mpiqueue -d /tmp/testrun -e mpi_test -n 4

:You should now see something like this:
  Working directory: /tmp/testrun/
  Executable name:   mpi_test
  Arguments:         
  MPI workers:       4
  
  Queuing job.
  Cleaning environment.
  Copying files.
  Starting mpi workers.
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 0: Sent message -58 to task 2 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 2: Received 1 char(s) (-58) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 0: Sent message 105 to task 3 with tag 1
  Task 3: Received 1 char(s) (105) from task 0 with tag 1 
  
  Mpi run has ended.

:GREAT SUCCESS! It seems our task is running and the worker nodes are communicating.
:Don't forget to delete your job from it's world readable place when you've finised.
  rm -rf /tmp/testrun

:You can delete the directory as soon as your job starts running as the mpiqueue script will automatically send a copy to all the worker nodes.
:If another job is running while you submit your job be sure to wait until your job has started before deleting.</text>
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'''MPI is pretty cool but nobody used it and now it's broken too. If you do want to use it let us know.'''


=== MPI jobs ===

:The server supports submitting MPI jobs to backend worker nodes with a maximum (and default) of 4 worker nodes available to regular users.


=== Mpiqueue command ===

:The mpiqueue command can be used to enqueue your mpi job to be run on the worker nodes. Use the '''--help''' argument to see available options or the '''--interactive''' option to start an interactive session to help you submit your job. Take care to submit a binary that was written for mpi, using the mpi libraries and compiled using one of the mpi compilers. (mpicc, mpic++, mpif77 or mpif90).


=== Mpirun command ===

:The mpirun command can be used to test mpi programs locally, or to submit an mpi job to your own mpi worker node(s). Though it is possible to run mpi jobs on the ssh server node it is not a heavy compute node. Please only run jobs shortly and for testing purposes, not for lengthy computations.


=== Example ===

:For the purposes of this example we'll be looking at a C program that just passes some messages between mpi nodes.

==== mpi_test.c ====
  #include &lt;stdio.h&gt;
  #include &lt;stdlib.h&gt;
  
  #include &lt;mpi.h&gt;
  
  int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    const int MASTER = 0;
    const int TAG_GENERAL = 1;
  
    int numTasks;
    int rank;
    int source;
    int dest;
    int rc;
    int count;
    int dataWaitingFlag;
  
    char inMsg;
    char outMsg;
  
    MPI_Status Stat;
  
    // Initialize the MPI stack and pass 'argc' and 'argv' to each slave node
    MPI_Init(&amp;argc,&amp;argv);
  
    // Gets number of tasks/processes that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_size(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;numTasks);
  
    // Gets the rank (process/task number) that this program is running on
    MPI_Comm_rank(MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;rank);
  
    // If the master node
    if (rank == MASTER) {
      // Send out messages to all the sub-processes
      for (dest = 1; dest &lt; numTasks; dest++) {
        outMsg = rand() % 256;	// Generate random message to send to slave nodes
  
        // Send a message to the destination
        rc = MPI_Send(&amp;outMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, dest, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD);
        printf("Task %d: Sent message %d to task %d with tag %d\n",
               rank, outMsg, dest, TAG_GENERAL);
      }
    }
  
    // Else a slave node
    else  {
      // Wait until a message is there to be received
      do {
        MPI_Iprobe(MASTER, 1, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;dataWaitingFlag, MPI_STATUS_IGNORE);
      } while (!dataWaitingFlag);
  
      // Get the message and put it in 'inMsg'
      rc = MPI_Recv(&amp;inMsg, 1, MPI_CHAR, MASTER, TAG_GENERAL, MPI_COMM_WORLD, &amp;Stat);
  
      // Get how big the message is and put it in 'count'
      rc = MPI_Get_count(&amp;Stat, MPI_CHAR, &amp;count);
      printf("Task %d: Received %d char(s) (%d) from task %d with tag %d \n",
              rank, count, inMsg, Stat.MPI_SOURCE, Stat.MPI_TAG);
    }
  
    MPI_Finalize();
  }

==== Preparing, compiling and running your program ====

:First create a directory for your project, we'll just name this one '''testrun'''.
  mkdir testrun
  cd testrun

:Now copy and paste the above example into a file (or write your own!) by using your editor of choice. We'll name our file '''mpi_test.c'''.
:We will compile our program with the mpi c compiler.
  mpicc mpi_test.c -o mpi_test

:Now we have our binary file ready to submit to the mpi queue.
:If you want to test if your mpi binary is working before you submit it, use the mpirun command. We'll start our binary with two local workers for testing.
  mpirun -n 2 mpi_test

:If all is working as it should you will see something like this:
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1

:Before we can submit our binary to the mpiqueue we need to make sure it's somewhere the user that runs mpi jobs can access it. We'll make a copy of our directory in /tmp and make it world readable.
  cp -R ../testrun /tmp/
  chmod +r -R /tmp/testrun

:Now we're ready to submit it to the mpiqueue. We'll have to tell it which directory contains the files for our mpi job (-d argument), and which file to execute (-e argument).
:For illustrative purposes we'll aslo be telling it to use 4 worker nodes even though this is the default.
  mpiqueue -d /tmp/testrun -e mpi_test -n 4

:You should now see something like this:
  Working directory: /tmp/testrun/
  Executable name:   mpi_test
  Arguments:         
  MPI workers:       4
  
  Queuing job.
  Cleaning environment.
  Copying files.
  Starting mpi workers.
  Task 0: Sent message 103 to task 1 with tag 1
  Task 0: Sent message -58 to task 2 with tag 1
  Task 1: Received 1 char(s) (103) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 2: Received 1 char(s) (-58) from task 0 with tag 1 
  Task 0: Sent message 105 to task 3 with tag 1
  Task 3: Received 1 char(s) (105) from task 0 with tag 1 
  
  Mpi run has ended.

:GREAT SUCCESS! It seems our task is running and the worker nodes are communicating.
:Don't forget to delete your job from it's world readable place when you've finised.
  rm -rf /tmp/testrun

:You can delete the directory as soon as your job starts running as the mpiqueue script will automatically send a copy to all the worker nodes.
:If another job is running while you submit your job be sure to wait until your job has started before deleting.</text>
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    <text bytes="1348" xml:space="preserve">=== Open ports ===

:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


=== Help! Someone is using my port! ===

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


=== That doesn't seem fair? I was using it first. ===

:Well, in all honesty every user has as much right to a specific port as the next.
:Based on this, the only fair and maintainable system at this point is simply 'first come, first served'.


=== port command ===

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


==== Usage of the port command ====
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


==== Examples of how to use the port command ====

:Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;

:What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.
:If you are using the port yourself it will show you the PID and process name that is using this port.</text>
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    <text bytes="1348" xml:space="preserve">=== Open ports ===

:As a shell user there is a range of ports you may use to run services, this range is port '''5000''' to '''5500'''. (Both tcp and udp)


=== Help! Someone is using my port! ===

:Ports are shared resources, if you're not using yours for a bit, someone else may take the port you were using before.
:If you have a good reason to lay claim to a specific port, please contact an admin and we'll see what can be done.


=== That doesn't seem fair? I was using it first. ===

:Well, in all honesty every user has as much right to a specific port as the next.
:Based on this, the only fair and maintainable system at this point is simply 'first come, first served'.


=== port command ===

:There is a custom made command available from your shell to check which ports are in use.
:This is the 'port' command.


==== Usage of the port command ====
:port -a will show you the available ports
:port -s &lt;port&gt; will check if that port is available to you


==== Examples of how to use the port command ====

:Find out if port 5001 is in use:&lt;br /&gt;
&lt;pre&gt;
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ port -s 5001
 State for port 5001: In use
 Process info:
 -
 Done.
 coolfire@Lydia:~$ 
&lt;/pre&gt;

:What you can see here is that port number 5001 is in use already.
:If you are using the port yourself it will show you the PID and process name that is using this port.</text>
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    <text bytes="3442" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres/CouchDB==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3442" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres/CouchDB==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5432
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3853" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]


== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The configuration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]


== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.


== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''@pingwait = false''' to '''@pingwait = true''' in the bot's configuration.


== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.


== I tried to load a plugin, but it says "Failed to load plugin: *" ==
You are possibly missing some gems the plugin uses. Check to make sure all the requires and includes for the plugin are satisfied.
The error message itself should tell you a fair amount about what exactly is going wrong.


== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behavior associated with it ==
This should not happen normally... However... This requires a bit of a look at how code is loaded on the fly in Ruby. It simply reads the file, parses the ruby code and adds that to the running process, this means that there is no way to unload code from the process once it's loaded... However!... Since all plugins are normally contained in a class and an instance of that class is what actually runs plugin code, when a plugin is unloaded it is cleared from the hash of plugins that are active and the reference to it is removed at which time the Ruby garbage collector should pick it up... HOWEVER!!!... You can do odd things that cause code to remain accessible. For example if you add code outside of the class definition of your plugin it will be interpreted as belonging to the main body of code and cannot be unloaded in any way. Also things that affect the global execution state will remain after unloading a plugin. Think of things like modifying global variables or function hooks. If you have a construction like this there is simply no way to unload that code from the running process.


== I changed a modules function name and reloaded it, but the old function remains available! ==
Same answer as the question above. It can not be helped.


== I need the SSL library to start the bot, even though I do not use SSL to connect to the network. ==
The SSL library will still be loaded on start, a version without SSL can be found [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl.pl here].


== I need INET6 even though I don't use IPv6 ==
The new version uses IO::Socket::INET6 over IO::Socket::INET for IPv6 compatebility.&lt;br /&gt;
INET6 is backward compatible with IPv4, so you will still be able to use it with the new library. If you do not have IPv6 support (yet), a version using the old INET library is available [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ipv6.pl here].


== Is there a version without IPv6 or SSL support? ==
Yes, it's [http://www.insomnia247.nl/projects/nanobot-no_ssl-no_ipv6.pl here].

A link to versions without just SSL or IPv6 can be found in the two questions above.


== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at cool_fire_666@hotmail.com, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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    <text bytes="3264" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Bot_commands]]


== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The configuration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]


== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.


== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''@pingwait = false''' to '''@pingwait = true''' in the bot's configuration.


== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.


== I tried to load a plugin, but it says "Failed to load plugin: *" ==
You are possibly missing some gems the plugin uses. Check to make sure all the requires and includes for the plugin are satisfied.
The error message itself should tell you a fair amount about what exactly is going wrong.


== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behavior associated with it ==
This should not happen normally... However... This requires a bit of a look at how code is loaded on the fly in Ruby. It simply reads the file, parses the ruby code and adds that to the running process, this means that there is no way to unload code from the process once it's loaded... However!... Since all plugins are normally contained in a class and an instance of that class is what actually runs plugin code, when a plugin is unloaded it is cleared from the hash of plugins that are active and the reference to it is removed at which time the Ruby garbage collector should pick it up... HOWEVER!!!... You can do odd things that cause code to remain accessible. For example if you add code outside of the class definition of your plugin it will be interpreted as belonging to the main body of code and cannot be unloaded in any way. Also things that affect the global execution state will remain after unloading a plugin. Think of things like modifying global variables or function hooks. If you have a construction like this there is simply no way to unload that code from the running process.


== Is there a version without IPv6 or SSL support? ==
No. Older versions of nanobot had these forks but since the normal Ruby sockets support IPv6 it does not make sense to strip that out again. While it would be possible to strip SSL support it is not very practical. Besides that you probably really should use ssl, it won't be a problem to have support for it unless your system does not have any SSL library installed at all.


== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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    <text bytes="10503" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may requires additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a directory named "plugins" in the same folder where your nanobot.rb resides, and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.

The order of looking for looking for commands is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but well look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.


=== Plugins ===
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demon function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.</text>
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    <text bytes="10968" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may requires additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a directory named "plugins" in the same folder where your nanobot.rb resides, and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.

The order of looking for looking for commands is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but well look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.


=== Plugins ===
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)</text>
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:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may requires additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a directory named "plugins" in the same folder where your nanobot.rb resides, and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.

The order of looking for looking for commands is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but well look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.


=== Plugins ===
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information for this plugin.</text>
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:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may requires additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a directory named "plugins" in the same folder where your nanobot.rb resides, and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.

The order of looking for looking for commands is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but well look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.


=== Plugins ===
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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    <text bytes="11452" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may require additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a directory named "plugins" in the same folder where your nanobot.rb resides, and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.

The order of looking for looking for commands is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but well look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.


=== Plugins ===
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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    <text bytes="11457" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may require additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a look a the directory named "plugins" in the same folder where nanobot.rb resides and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.

The order of looking for looking for commands is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but well look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.


=== Plugins ===
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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    <text bytes="11488" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may require additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a look a the directory named "plugins" in the same folder where nanobot.rb resides and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.


== Command parsing order ===
The order of looking for looking for a command is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but well look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.


=== Plugins ===
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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    <text bytes="11489" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may require additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a look a the directory named "plugins" in the same folder where nanobot.rb resides and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.


=== Command parsing order ===
The order of looking for looking for a command is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but well look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.


=== Plugins ===
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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    <text bytes="11485" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may require additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a look a the directory named "plugins" in the same folder where nanobot.rb resides and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.


== Command parsing order ==
The order of looking for looking for a command is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but well look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.


== Plugins ==
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may require additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a look a the directory named "plugins" in the same folder where nanobot.rb resides and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '\!'						# Character prefix for commands (escape special chars)

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.


== Command parsing order ==
The order of looking for looking for a command is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but we will look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.

== Plugins ==
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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== Download .tar.gz == 
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== Download .tar.gz == 
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== Download .tar.gz == 
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    <text bytes="424" xml:space="preserve">== Git repository ==
The git info page is here: [http://git.insomnia247.nl/nanobot/nanobot4 Git]

If you are looking to clone the repo:
 git clone http://git.insomnia247.nl/nanobot/nanobot4.git

== Download .tar.gz == 
  http://git.insomnia247.nl/nanobot/nanobot4/archive-tarball/master

== Bugtracker ==
We use our own [[http://insomnia247.nl/redmine/projects/nanobot4/ Redmine]] to keep track of bugs and feature requests.</text>
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    <text bytes="422" xml:space="preserve">== Git repository ==
The git info page is here: [http://git.insomnia247.nl/nanobot/nanobot4 Git]

If you are looking to clone the repo:
 git clone http://git.insomnia247.nl/nanobot/nanobot4.git

== Download .tar.gz == 
  http://git.insomnia247.nl/nanobot/nanobot4/archive-tarball/master

== Bugtracker ==
We use our own [http://insomnia247.nl/redmine/projects/nanobot4/ Redmine] to keep track of bugs and feature requests.</text>
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    <text bytes="701" xml:space="preserve">== What is nanobot ==
:Nanobot is an open source IRC bot written in Ruby. It's licenced under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/ BSD licence].
:It was built to be as flexible and extensible as possible. It should run on any platform where Ruby is available.

:The modular design means it has very very built-in commands. In fact all it has is those needed to control plugins. Every other command comes from a plugin. Plugins can be loaded and unloaded on the fly so almost any change or update can be done without having to restart the bot.

== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_FAQ|FAQ]]
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own plugins]]</text>
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    <text bytes="926" xml:space="preserve">== What is nanobot ==
:Nanobot is an open source IRC bot written in Ruby. It's licenced under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/ BSD licence].
:It was built to be as flexible and extensible as possible. It should run on any platform where Ruby is available.

:The modular design means it has very very built-in commands. In fact all it has is those needed to control plugins. Every other command comes from a plugin. Plugins can be loaded and unloaded on the fly so almost any change or update can be done without having to restart the bot.

:This design also allows for the bot to keep running when crashes are occurring inside a plugin. In many cases a plugin will even still work when crashing and all but the function that's causing the crash will be available.

== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_FAQ|FAQ]]
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own plugins]]</text>
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    <text bytes="4205" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.


== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin.
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.


== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded. There are defined in the initialize function.
We will from now on be describing functions as follows:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments it will return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.</text>
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    <text bytes="8008" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.


== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin.
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.


== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments it will return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.</text>
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If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.


== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin.
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.


== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments it will return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:''info'(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.</text>
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    <text bytes="11183" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.


== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin.
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.


== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments it will return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:''info'(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.

=== @irc ===
Object to interact with the IRC socket
:'''socket()''': Return a reference to the raw socket object. Not something you normally need.
:'''raw(''' ''line, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a raw string to the socket. True or false may be specified as the second argument to indicate if this is a priority message. If true it will be placed in a special high priority output queue so it will bypass any long output queues.
:'''connect()''': Used by the bot to set up the initial connection with the IRC server.
:'''reconnect()''': Used by the bot to reconnect if required for whatever reason.
:'''disconnect()''': Try to send any messages in the queue and close the connection to the IRC server.
:'''sendinit()''': Used by the bot upon connect to send server passwords and nickname information.
:'''login()''': Used by the bot to identify with nickserv and autojoin channels.
:'''pong(''' ''PING_line'' ''')''': Used by the bot to respond to PING requests from the server.
:'''message(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a normal IRC message. Dest may be a nickname or a channel. The boolean specifies if it is a high priority message.
:'''notice(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above, except a notice is sent.
:'''nick(''' ''nickname, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a NICK command to the server to change the bots nickname. Also sets @config.nick. A priority may be specified.
:'''topic(''' ''channel, topic, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Set the topic of a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''join(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send JOIN command to join a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''part(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above except PART command is sent.
:'''kick(''' ''channel, user, reason, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Kick a user from a channel with a specified reason. High priority may be specified.
:'''mode(''' ''channel, mode, subject, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send MODE command to set modes on a subject. High priority may be specified.
:'''quit(''' ''message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send QUIT command with a quit message. High priority may be specified.</text>
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    <text bytes="11450" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.


== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin.
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.


== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments it will return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:''info'(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.

=== @irc ===
Object to interact with the IRC socket
:'''socket()''': Return a reference to the raw socket object. Not something you normally need.
:'''raw(''' ''line, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a raw string to the socket. True or false may be specified as the second argument to indicate if this is a priority message. If true it will be placed in a special high priority output queue so it will bypass any long output queues.
:'''connect()''': Used by the bot to set up the initial connection with the IRC server.
:'''reconnect()''': Used by the bot to reconnect if required for whatever reason.
:'''disconnect()''': Try to send any messages in the queue and close the connection to the IRC server.
:'''sendinit()''': Used by the bot upon connect to send server passwords and nickname information.
:'''login()''': Used by the bot to identify with nickserv and autojoin channels.
:'''pong(''' ''PING_line'' ''')''': Used by the bot to respond to PING requests from the server.
:'''message(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a normal IRC message. Dest may be a nickname or a channel. The boolean specifies if it is a high priority message.
:'''notice(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above, except a notice is sent.
:'''nick(''' ''nickname, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a NICK command to the server to change the bots nickname. Also sets @config.nick. A priority may be specified.
:'''topic(''' ''channel, topic, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Set the topic of a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''join(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send JOIN command to join a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''part(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above except PART command is sent.
:'''kick(''' ''channel, user, reason, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Kick a user from a channel with a specified reason. High priority may be specified.
:'''mode(''' ''channel, mode, subject, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send MODE command to set modes on a subject. High priority may be specified.
:'''quit(''' ''message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send QUIT command with a quit message. High priority may be specified.

=== @timer ===
Object that can be used to schedule code to be executed at a later time.
:'''action(''' ''wait_time, command'' ''')''': Wait for a set amount of seconds and then try to execute 'command'.
'''An eval() is performed on 'command' so use with caution!'''</text>
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    <text bytes="11551" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.


== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin. For a list of the special functions and when they're called have a look at [[Nanobot_manual#Plugins]]
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.

== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments it will return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:''info'(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.

=== @irc ===
Object to interact with the IRC socket
:'''socket()''': Return a reference to the raw socket object. Not something you normally need.
:'''raw(''' ''line, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a raw string to the socket. True or false may be specified as the second argument to indicate if this is a priority message. If true it will be placed in a special high priority output queue so it will bypass any long output queues.
:'''connect()''': Used by the bot to set up the initial connection with the IRC server.
:'''reconnect()''': Used by the bot to reconnect if required for whatever reason.
:'''disconnect()''': Try to send any messages in the queue and close the connection to the IRC server.
:'''sendinit()''': Used by the bot upon connect to send server passwords and nickname information.
:'''login()''': Used by the bot to identify with nickserv and autojoin channels.
:'''pong(''' ''PING_line'' ''')''': Used by the bot to respond to PING requests from the server.
:'''message(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a normal IRC message. Dest may be a nickname or a channel. The boolean specifies if it is a high priority message.
:'''notice(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above, except a notice is sent.
:'''nick(''' ''nickname, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a NICK command to the server to change the bots nickname. Also sets @config.nick. A priority may be specified.
:'''topic(''' ''channel, topic, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Set the topic of a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''join(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send JOIN command to join a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''part(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above except PART command is sent.
:'''kick(''' ''channel, user, reason, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Kick a user from a channel with a specified reason. High priority may be specified.
:'''mode(''' ''channel, mode, subject, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send MODE command to set modes on a subject. High priority may be specified.
:'''quit(''' ''message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send QUIT command with a quit message. High priority may be specified.

=== @timer ===
Object that can be used to schedule code to be executed at a later time.
:'''action(''' ''wait_time, command'' ''')''': Wait for a set amount of seconds and then try to execute 'command'.
'''An eval() is performed on 'command' so use with caution!'''</text>
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    <text bytes="11550" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.

== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin. For a list of the special functions and when they're called have a look at [[Nanobot_manual#Plugins]]
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.

== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments it will return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:''info'(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.

=== @irc ===
Object to interact with the IRC socket
:'''socket()''': Return a reference to the raw socket object. Not something you normally need.
:'''raw(''' ''line, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a raw string to the socket. True or false may be specified as the second argument to indicate if this is a priority message. If true it will be placed in a special high priority output queue so it will bypass any long output queues.
:'''connect()''': Used by the bot to set up the initial connection with the IRC server.
:'''reconnect()''': Used by the bot to reconnect if required for whatever reason.
:'''disconnect()''': Try to send any messages in the queue and close the connection to the IRC server.
:'''sendinit()''': Used by the bot upon connect to send server passwords and nickname information.
:'''login()''': Used by the bot to identify with nickserv and autojoin channels.
:'''pong(''' ''PING_line'' ''')''': Used by the bot to respond to PING requests from the server.
:'''message(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a normal IRC message. Dest may be a nickname or a channel. The boolean specifies if it is a high priority message.
:'''notice(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above, except a notice is sent.
:'''nick(''' ''nickname, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a NICK command to the server to change the bots nickname. Also sets @config.nick. A priority may be specified.
:'''topic(''' ''channel, topic, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Set the topic of a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''join(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send JOIN command to join a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''part(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above except PART command is sent.
:'''kick(''' ''channel, user, reason, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Kick a user from a channel with a specified reason. High priority may be specified.
:'''mode(''' ''channel, mode, subject, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send MODE command to set modes on a subject. High priority may be specified.
:'''quit(''' ''message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send QUIT command with a quit message. High priority may be specified.

=== @timer ===
Object that can be used to schedule code to be executed at a later time.
:'''action(''' ''wait_time, command'' ''')''': Wait for a set amount of seconds and then try to execute 'command'.
'''An eval() is performed on 'command' so use with caution!'''</text>
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    <text bytes="11548" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.

== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin. For a list of the special functions and when they're called have a look at [[Nanobot_manual#Plugins]]
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.

== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments it will return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:''info'(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.

=== @irc ===
Object to interact with the IRC socket
:'''socket()''': Return a reference to the raw socket object. Not something you normally need.
:'''raw(''' ''line, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a raw string to the socket. True or false may be specified as the second argument to indicate if this is a priority message. If true it will be placed in a special high priority output queue so it will bypass any long output queues.
:'''connect()''': Used by the bot to set up the initial connection with the IRC server.
:'''reconnect()''': Used by the bot to reconnect if required for whatever reason.
:'''disconnect()''': Try to send any messages in the queue and close the connection to the IRC server.
:'''sendinit()''': Used by the bot upon connect to send server passwords and nickname information.
:'''login()''': Used by the bot to identify with nickserv and autojoin channels.
:'''pong(''' ''PING_line'' ''')''': Used by the bot to respond to PING requests from the server.
:'''message(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a normal IRC message. Dest may be a nickname or a channel. The boolean specifies if it is a high priority message.
:'''notice(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above, except a notice is sent.
:'''nick(''' ''nickname, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a NICK command to the server to change the bots nickname. Also sets @config.nick. A priority may be specified.
:'''topic(''' ''channel, topic, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Set the topic of a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''join(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send JOIN command to join a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''part(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above except PART command is sent.
:'''kick(''' ''channel, user, reason, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Kick a user from a channel with a specified reason. High priority may be specified.
:'''mode(''' ''channel, mode, subject, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send MODE command to set modes on a subject. High priority may be specified.
:'''quit(''' ''message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send QUIT command with a quit message. High priority may be specified.

=== @timer ===
Object that can be used to schedule code to be executed at a later time.
:'''action(''' ''wait_time, command'' ''')''': Wait for ''wait_time'' seconds and then try to execute 'command'.
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    <text bytes="11548" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.

== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin. For a list of the special functions and when they're called have a look at [[Nanobot_manual#Plugins]]
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.

== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments it will return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:'''info(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.

=== @irc ===
Object to interact with the IRC socket
:'''socket()''': Return a reference to the raw socket object. Not something you normally need.
:'''raw(''' ''line, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a raw string to the socket. True or false may be specified as the second argument to indicate if this is a priority message. If true it will be placed in a special high priority output queue so it will bypass any long output queues.
:'''connect()''': Used by the bot to set up the initial connection with the IRC server.
:'''reconnect()''': Used by the bot to reconnect if required for whatever reason.
:'''disconnect()''': Try to send any messages in the queue and close the connection to the IRC server.
:'''sendinit()''': Used by the bot upon connect to send server passwords and nickname information.
:'''login()''': Used by the bot to identify with nickserv and autojoin channels.
:'''pong(''' ''PING_line'' ''')''': Used by the bot to respond to PING requests from the server.
:'''message(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a normal IRC message. Dest may be a nickname or a channel. The boolean specifies if it is a high priority message.
:'''notice(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above, except a notice is sent.
:'''nick(''' ''nickname, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a NICK command to the server to change the bots nickname. Also sets @config.nick. A priority may be specified.
:'''topic(''' ''channel, topic, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Set the topic of a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''join(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send JOIN command to join a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''part(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above except PART command is sent.
:'''kick(''' ''channel, user, reason, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Kick a user from a channel with a specified reason. High priority may be specified.
:'''mode(''' ''channel, mode, subject, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send MODE command to set modes on a subject. High priority may be specified.
:'''quit(''' ''message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send QUIT command with a quit message. High priority may be specified.

=== @timer ===
Object that can be used to schedule code to be executed at a later time.
:'''action(''' ''wait_time, command'' ''')''': Wait for ''wait_time'' seconds and then try to execute 'command'.
'''An eval() is performed on 'command' so use with caution!'''</text>
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    <text bytes="11567" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.

== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin. For a list of the special functions and when they're called have a look at [[Nanobot_manual#Plugins]]
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.

== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without argument, the fuinction will usually return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:'''info(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.

=== @irc ===
Object to interact with the IRC socket
:'''socket()''': Return a reference to the raw socket object. Not something you normally need.
:'''raw(''' ''line, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a raw string to the socket. True or false may be specified as the second argument to indicate if this is a priority message. If true it will be placed in a special high priority output queue so it will bypass any long output queues.
:'''connect()''': Used by the bot to set up the initial connection with the IRC server.
:'''reconnect()''': Used by the bot to reconnect if required for whatever reason.
:'''disconnect()''': Try to send any messages in the queue and close the connection to the IRC server.
:'''sendinit()''': Used by the bot upon connect to send server passwords and nickname information.
:'''login()''': Used by the bot to identify with nickserv and autojoin channels.
:'''pong(''' ''PING_line'' ''')''': Used by the bot to respond to PING requests from the server.
:'''message(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a normal IRC message. Dest may be a nickname or a channel. The boolean specifies if it is a high priority message.
:'''notice(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above, except a notice is sent.
:'''nick(''' ''nickname, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a NICK command to the server to change the bots nickname. Also sets @config.nick. A priority may be specified.
:'''topic(''' ''channel, topic, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Set the topic of a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''join(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send JOIN command to join a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''part(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above except PART command is sent.
:'''kick(''' ''channel, user, reason, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Kick a user from a channel with a specified reason. High priority may be specified.
:'''mode(''' ''channel, mode, subject, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send MODE command to set modes on a subject. High priority may be specified.
:'''quit(''' ''message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send QUIT command with a quit message. High priority may be specified.

=== @timer ===
Object that can be used to schedule code to be executed at a later time.
:'''action(''' ''wait_time, command'' ''')''': Wait for ''wait_time'' seconds and then try to execute 'command'.
'''An eval() is performed on 'command' so use with caution!'''</text>
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    <text bytes="11567" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.

== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin. For a list of the special functions and when they're called have a look at [[Nanobot_manual#Plugins]]
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.

== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments, the function will usually return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:'''info(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.

=== @irc ===
Object to interact with the IRC socket
:'''socket()''': Return a reference to the raw socket object. Not something you normally need.
:'''raw(''' ''line, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a raw string to the socket. True or false may be specified as the second argument to indicate if this is a priority message. If true it will be placed in a special high priority output queue so it will bypass any long output queues.
:'''connect()''': Used by the bot to set up the initial connection with the IRC server.
:'''reconnect()''': Used by the bot to reconnect if required for whatever reason.
:'''disconnect()''': Try to send any messages in the queue and close the connection to the IRC server.
:'''sendinit()''': Used by the bot upon connect to send server passwords and nickname information.
:'''login()''': Used by the bot to identify with nickserv and autojoin channels.
:'''pong(''' ''PING_line'' ''')''': Used by the bot to respond to PING requests from the server.
:'''message(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a normal IRC message. Dest may be a nickname or a channel. The boolean specifies if it is a high priority message.
:'''notice(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above, except a notice is sent.
:'''nick(''' ''nickname, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a NICK command to the server to change the bots nickname. Also sets @config.nick. A priority may be specified.
:'''topic(''' ''channel, topic, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Set the topic of a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''join(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send JOIN command to join a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''part(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above except PART command is sent.
:'''kick(''' ''channel, user, reason, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Kick a user from a channel with a specified reason. High priority may be specified.
:'''mode(''' ''channel, mode, subject, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send MODE command to set modes on a subject. High priority may be specified.
:'''quit(''' ''message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send QUIT command with a quit message. High priority may be specified.

=== @timer ===
Object that can be used to schedule code to be executed at a later time.
:'''action(''' ''wait_time, command'' ''')''': Wait for ''wait_time'' seconds and then try to execute 'command'.
'''An eval() is performed on 'command' so use with caution!'''</text>
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    <text bytes="11602" xml:space="preserve">== Writing plugins for nanobot ==
If you cannot find a plugin with the functionality you need you may decide you want to write a plugin yourself.

== The demo plugin ==
By far the best place to start is with the demo plugin. It has a short description and example for every special function and examples of some common constructions you may use when writing your own plugin. For a list of the special functions and when they're called have a look at [[Nanobot_manual#Plugins]]
Besides that hand full of special functions it's just plain Ruby.

== Global objects ==
There are a few global objects that a plugin gets access to when it's loaded, these are defined in the initialize function.
We will be describing functions using the following conventions:
:'''function()''': name of a function so in ruby this would be 'def function'
:''argument'': required argument to a function.
:''&lt;argument&gt;'': optional argument to a function.
:''arg1|arg2'': A specific set of options that are accepted. The function expects either 'arg1' or 'arg2' but not both or neither.
:''&lt;arg1|arg2&gt;'': A specific set of options that are accepted. Unlike the previous, the function may also be called without any arguments. When called without arguments, the function will usually return the current value.

=== @status ===
This object contains most of the runtime state of the bot. Functions exist to interact with the status objects:
:'''output(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable output (-q option on the commandline)
:'''colour(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable colour in console output (-c option on the commandline)
:'''debug(''' ''&lt;0|1|2|3&gt;'' ''')''': Controls the debug level (-d option on the commandline)
:'''login(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Switch so the bot knows if it's past it's login sequence. (Ident with nickserv and wait for ping if configured to do so.) Normally not something you want to manipulate yourself
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Controls if threading is enabled. Not something you'd want to normally change at runtime. Things may break horribly if you do. (-t/-nt options on the commandline)
:'''tabcomplete(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable tab completion on the console
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control use of SSL on connect. No reason to ever change this after you've connected. (-s option on the commandline)
:'''console(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Enable or disable the interactive console (-n option on the commandline)
:'''reconnect(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Control if we should attempt to reconnect automatically if the connection to the IRC server is lost.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Status bit to see if we've completed the autoload on startup. No reason to change this yourself.
:'''showconfig(''' ''&lt;0|1&gt;'' ''')''': Used to check if the -p option is given on the commandline. Does nothing after startup.
:'''plugins(''' ''&lt;plugin array&gt;'' ''')''': Used to set or retrieve or set the whole list of plugins references. Not something you'd normally want to get and certainly not something you'd want to set yourself.
:'''addplugin(''' ''plugin_name, plugin_object'' ''')''': Add a plugin to the plugins list. Not something you need unless you're loading in ruby objects yourself.
:'''delplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Removes a plugin from the list of active plugins. Normally only done by the !unload command.
:'''checkplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Check if a plugin by that name is loaded.
:'''getplugin(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Retrieve the reference to a plugin so we can execute it's functions.
:'''startup()''': Returns the time object of when the bot was started.
:'''uptime(''' ''&lt;current_time_object&gt;, &lt;old_time_object&gt;'' ''')''': Returns a human readable string of how much time is between the two time objects. The first defaults to Time.now the second defaults to the bots startup time.
:'''giveconfig(''' ''config_object'' ''')''': Set the config object used by the status object. Normally done by the bot on startup after the config is parsed.
:'''getBaseComplete()''': Returns a list of the built in functions and loaded plugin names. Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.
:'''getPluginComplete(''' ''plugin_name'' ''')''': Returns a list of a plugins' functions . Used by the tab-complete functionality of the interactive console.

=== @config ===
The object contains the static configuration held in config.rb. Any changes made to the contents of the @config object will be lost when the bot is stopped.
:'''nick(''' ''&lt;nickname&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's own nickname. Note that changing this value does not send the 'NICK' command to the IRC server.
:'''pass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the bot's nickserv password.
:'''user(''' ''&lt;username&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the username portion of the bot's identification.
:'''version()''': Returns the string containing the current version of the bot.
:'''command(''' ''&lt;cmd_string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the character used to prefix commands in IRC.
:'''server()''': Returns the address/hostname of the server the bot is connecting to.
:'''port()''': Returns the port number the bot is connecting to.
:'''ssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should connect using ssl.
:'''verifyssl(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should attempt to see if the SSL certificate is valid. (Not self-signed, expired, revoked etc.)
:'''rootcert()''': Returns the location where it looks for SSL root certificates when trying to verify the server's SSL certificate.
:'''ipv6(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses @server or @server6 to connect.
:'''serverpass(''' ''&lt;password&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the password used to connect to the IRC server.
:'''connectoptions(''' ''&lt;connect string&gt;'' ''')''': Stores any other string you want to send right when the bot connects. I have no idea why you'd want to do such a thing though.
:'''threads(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if the bot uses threads or not.
:'''threadingfallback()''': Returns if we're allowed to fall back to not using threads if they're not available.
:'''connecttimeout()''': Returns the socket timeout on connecting to the IRC server
:'''pingtimeout()''': Returns the ping timeout after which we will assume we lost connection with the server.
:'''antiflood(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle users sending commands to the bot.
:'''floodtime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the limit for how much time there should be between commands.
:'''floodcut(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how long the delay should become before we just start dropping commands.
:'''throttleoutput(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should throttle our own output so the server does not ban us for spamming when there is a lot of output.
:'''rejoin(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should try to rejoin a channel when kicked.
:'''rejointime(''' ''&lt;seconds&gt;'' ''')''': Stores how many seconds we should wait before trying to rejoin after being kicked.
:'''waitforping(''' ''&lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Stores if we should wait for the server to send a PING before trying to join channels.
:'''opers(''' ''&lt;list_of_opres'' ''')''': Stores the list of hosts that are bot admins.
:'''channels(''' ''&lt;list_of_channels'' ''')''': Stores the list of channels that we automatically join on connect.
:'''autoload(''' ''&lt;list_of_plugin_names&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the list of plugins to load on startup.
:'''datadir(''' ''&lt;directory_name&gt;'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where data may be stored.
:'''plugindir(''' ''&lt;directory_name'' ''')''': Stores the name of the directory where the bot looks for plugins.
:'''auth(''' ''hostname, console_bool'' ''')''': Check if you are authorized to execute a command either because your hostname is in the opers list or because the command is executed from the interactive console.
:'''show()''': Called on startup to see if the -p option is set. Do not call manually since it calls 'Process.exit' at the end of the function.
:'''yn(''' ''variable'' ''')''': Helper function for 'show()'. Returns 'Yes' if a variable is true, 'No' if false.

=== @output ===
Object used to send output to the console.
:'''std(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string. No automatic newlines.
:'''info(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in yellow. No automatic newlines.
:'''special(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in blue. No automatic newlines.
:'''good(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in green. No automatic newlines. 
:'''bad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string in red. No automatic newlines.
:'''debug(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 1 or higher.
:'''debug_extra(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string if the debug level is 2 or higher.
:'''c(''' ''string'' ''')''': Prints a string for the interactive console. Does not print if console is disabled. No newlines.
:'''cinfo(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in yellow.
:'''cgood(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in green.
:'''cbad(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in red.
:'''cspecial(''' ''string'' ''')''': Same as above, except in blue.

=== @irc ===
Object to interact with the IRC socket
:'''socket()''': Return a reference to the raw socket object. Not something you normally need.
:'''raw(''' ''line, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a raw string to the socket. True or false may be specified as the second argument to indicate if this is a priority message. If true it will be placed in a special high priority output queue so it will bypass any long output queues.
:'''connect()''': Used by the bot to set up the initial connection with the IRC server.
:'''reconnect()''': Used by the bot to reconnect if required for whatever reason.
:'''disconnect()''': Try to send any messages in the queue and close the connection to the IRC server.
:'''sendinit()''': Used by the bot upon connect to send server passwords and nickname information.
:'''login()''': Used by the bot to identify with nickserv and autojoin channels.
:'''pong(''' ''PING_line'' ''')''': Used by the bot to respond to PING requests from the server.
:'''message(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a normal IRC message. Dest may be a nickname or a channel. The boolean specifies if it is a high priority message.
:'''notice(''' ''dest, message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above, except a notice is sent.
:'''nick(''' ''nickname, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send a NICK command to the server to change the bots nickname. Also sets @config.nick. A priority may be specified.
:'''topic(''' ''channel, topic, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Set the topic of a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''join(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send JOIN command to join a channel. High priority may be specified.
:'''part(''' ''channel, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Same as above except PART command is sent.
:'''kick(''' ''channel, user, reason, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Kick a user from a channel with a specified reason. High priority may be specified.
:'''mode(''' ''channel, mode, subject, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send MODE command to set modes on a subject. High priority may be specified.
:'''quit(''' ''message, &lt;true|false&gt;'' ''')''': Send QUIT command with a quit message. High priority may be specified.

=== @timer ===
Object that can be used to schedule code to be executed at a later time.
:'''action(''' ''wait_time, command'' ''')''': Wait for ''wait_time'' seconds and then try to execute 'command'.
'''&lt;span style="color:#FF0000"&gt;An eval() is performed on 'command' so use with caution!&lt;/span&gt;'''</text>
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    <text bytes="3273" xml:space="preserve">== What command are available? ==
A list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Built_in_bot_commands]]


== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The configuration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]


== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.


== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''@pingwait = false''' to '''@pingwait = true''' in the bot's configuration.


== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.


== I tried to load a plugin, but it says "Failed to load plugin: *" ==
You are possibly missing some gems the plugin uses. Check to make sure all the requires and includes for the plugin are satisfied.
The error message itself should tell you a fair amount about what exactly is going wrong.


== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behavior associated with it ==
This should not happen normally... However... This requires a bit of a look at how code is loaded on the fly in Ruby. It simply reads the file, parses the ruby code and adds that to the running process, this means that there is no way to unload code from the process once it's loaded... However!... Since all plugins are normally contained in a class and an instance of that class is what actually runs plugin code, when a plugin is unloaded it is cleared from the hash of plugins that are active and the reference to it is removed at which time the Ruby garbage collector should pick it up... HOWEVER!!!... You can do odd things that cause code to remain accessible. For example if you add code outside of the class definition of your plugin it will be interpreted as belonging to the main body of code and cannot be unloaded in any way. Also things that affect the global execution state will remain after unloading a plugin. Think of things like modifying global variables or function hooks. If you have a construction like this there is simply no way to unload that code from the running process.


== Is there a version without IPv6 or SSL support? ==
No. Older versions of nanobot had these forks but since the normal Ruby sockets support IPv6 it does not make sense to strip that out again. While it would be possible to strip SSL support it is not very practical. Besides that you probably really should use ssl, it won't be a problem to have support for it unless your system does not have any SSL library installed at all.


== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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    <text bytes="3322" xml:space="preserve">== How do I start the bot? ==
 ruby nanobot.rb


== What command are available? ==
A list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Built_in_bot_commands]]


== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The configuration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]


== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.


== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''@pingwait = false''' to '''@pingwait = true''' in the bot's configuration.


== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.


== I tried to load a plugin, but it says "Failed to load plugin: *" ==
You are possibly missing some gems the plugin uses. Check to make sure all the requires and includes for the plugin are satisfied.
The error message itself should tell you a fair amount about what exactly is going wrong.


== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behavior associated with it ==
This should not happen normally... However... This requires a bit of a look at how code is loaded on the fly in Ruby. It simply reads the file, parses the ruby code and adds that to the running process, this means that there is no way to unload code from the process once it's loaded... However!... Since all plugins are normally contained in a class and an instance of that class is what actually runs plugin code, when a plugin is unloaded it is cleared from the hash of plugins that are active and the reference to it is removed at which time the Ruby garbage collector should pick it up... HOWEVER!!!... You can do odd things that cause code to remain accessible. For example if you add code outside of the class definition of your plugin it will be interpreted as belonging to the main body of code and cannot be unloaded in any way. Also things that affect the global execution state will remain after unloading a plugin. Think of things like modifying global variables or function hooks. If you have a construction like this there is simply no way to unload that code from the running process.


== Is there a version without IPv6 or SSL support? ==
No. Older versions of nanobot had these forks but since the normal Ruby sockets support IPv6 it does not make sense to strip that out again. While it would be possible to strip SSL support it is not very practical. Besides that you probably really should use ssl, it won't be a problem to have support for it unless your system does not have any SSL library installed at all.


== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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    <text bytes="3401" xml:space="preserve">== How do I start the bot? ==
 ruby nanobot.rb
See [[Nanobot_manual#Starting_command]] for more info and commandline options.


== What command are available? ==
A list of commands may be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Built_in_bot_commands]]


== How do I change the IRC server/bot name etc? ==
The configuration settings can be found here: [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]]


== My bot doesn't listen to me, what's going on? ==
Make sure you have the correct hostmask set in the bot's admin list. (See [[Nanobot_manual#Configuration]] for more information on how.)&lt;br /&gt;
On some networks hostmasks are masked or a fake hostname may be set once you identify with NickServ.&lt;br /&gt;
If you are IRC operator on the network, keep in mind that things like hostmasks and virtual hostnames may not be shown for you.


== My bot seems to be connecting, but it's not joining channels ==
In some cases IRC networks require you to respond to a PING request before you're allowed to join channels.&lt;br /&gt;
You can configure this by changing '''@pingwait = false''' to '''@pingwait = true''' in the bot's configuration.


== My bot joins, but it takes really long before it joins any channels ==
The reverse of the question above. It is probably waiting for a ping command, even though it does not need to do so.


== I tried to load a plugin, but it says "Failed to load plugin: *" ==
You are possibly missing some gems the plugin uses. Check to make sure all the requires and includes for the plugin are satisfied.
The error message itself should tell you a fair amount about what exactly is going wrong.


== I unloaded a module, but I still see some behavior associated with it ==
This should not happen normally... However... This requires a bit of a look at how code is loaded on the fly in Ruby. It simply reads the file, parses the ruby code and adds that to the running process, this means that there is no way to unload code from the process once it's loaded... However!... Since all plugins are normally contained in a class and an instance of that class is what actually runs plugin code, when a plugin is unloaded it is cleared from the hash of plugins that are active and the reference to it is removed at which time the Ruby garbage collector should pick it up... HOWEVER!!!... You can do odd things that cause code to remain accessible. For example if you add code outside of the class definition of your plugin it will be interpreted as belonging to the main body of code and cannot be unloaded in any way. Also things that affect the global execution state will remain after unloading a plugin. Think of things like modifying global variables or function hooks. If you have a construction like this there is simply no way to unload that code from the running process.


== Is there a version without IPv6 or SSL support? ==
No. Older versions of nanobot had these forks but since the normal Ruby sockets support IPv6 it does not make sense to strip that out again. While it would be possible to strip SSL support it is not very practical. Besides that you probably really should use ssl, it won't be a problem to have support for it unless your system does not have any SSL library installed at all.


== My question isn't listed ==
You can contact us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl, or on our IRC (irc.insomnia247.nl) in #shells.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use our [http://www.insomnia247.nl?page=chat Chat page].</text>
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    <text bytes="7775" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7775" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7775" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7983" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). We send out automated abuse mails for brute force attempts.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7983" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). We send out automated abuse mails for brute force attempts.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7983" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). We send out automated abuse mails for brute force attempts.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:You can send mail from the shell and incoming mail will be delivered back to your shell. Forwarding your mail to another address also works. Things like POP/SMTP/IMAP are not available at this time. We do have plans to set this up but it's currently not high on the list of priorities.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="984" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|21||FTP/FTPS
|-
|22||SSH/SFTP
|-
|25||SMTP
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|80||HTTP/SVN
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|222||SSH (alternative)
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|443||HTTPS
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|3306||MySQL
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|5000 - 5500|| User ports
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|5432||PostgreSQL
|-
|9418||Git
|-
|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
|-
|27017||mongodb
|-
|style="padding-right: 10px;"|60000 - 61000||Mosh UDP ports
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="984" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|25||SMTP
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|443||HTTPS
|-
|3306||MySQL
|-
|5000 - 5500|| User ports
|-
|5432||PostgreSQL
|-
|9418||Git
|-
|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
|-
|27017||mongodb
|-
|style="padding-right: 10px;"|60000 - 61000||Mosh UDP ports
|}


=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="984" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|443||HTTPS
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|3306||MySQL
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|5000 - 5500|| User ports
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|5432||PostgreSQL
|-
|9418||Git
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|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
|-
|27017||mongodb
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|style="padding-right: 10px;"|60000 - 61000||Mosh UDP ports
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="1014" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|993||IMAPS
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|995||POP3S
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|5432||PostgreSQL
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|9418||Git
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|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
|-
|27017||mongodb
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|style="padding-right: 10px;"|60000 - 61000||Mosh UDP ports
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': All storage is done on a RAID5 array. Offsite backups are made 3 times a week. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.

'''Power''': A UPS feeds the server and local network equipment for aprox. 40 minutes in case of a power failure and protects against power surges.</text>
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    <text bytes="3442" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres/CouchDB==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5040
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3442" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres/CouchDB==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.


==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5040
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="101" xml:space="preserve">Nothing here. Bummer he?

You can visit our IRC at irc.insomnia247.nl. We usually hang out in #shells</text>
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    <text bytes="101" xml:space="preserve">Nothing here. Bummer he?

You can visit our IRC at irc.insomnia247.nl. We usually hang out in #shells</text>
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    <text bytes="2223" xml:space="preserve">We make full backups of all the home directories and databases to an off-site server every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:40am local time.


=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.

:When working with restoring a directory make sure to include a trailing / to ensure the restored folder is created properly.
 backup -r /home/user/directoryname/

=== MySQL database backups ===

Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -pmysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
:There is '''no space''' between -p and your password!


You can also add the backup command trough your [https://www.insomnia247.nl:20000 usermin] under Others -&gt; Scheduled Cron Jobs -&gt; Create a new scheduled cron job.

You do not need to add the @daily to the command if you do it through usermin. The timing of when the backups are made can be specified on the Cron Job creation page.</text>
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    <text bytes="2223" xml:space="preserve">We make full backups of all the home directories and databases to an off-site server every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5:40am local time.


=== File backups ===

To restore a file from this backup to your account you can use the '''backup''' command.
You can also use the same command to back up a file at any time.

Usage:
:backup -r /home/username/file.txt restores file.txt to the version found in the backup. (option -r is the same as --restore)
:backup -b /home/username/file.txt saves file.txt to the backup server. (option -b is the same as --backup)


If you want to check the last date and time a backup was made, you can check at [http://backup.insomnia247.nl the backup webinterface].


Known bugs:
:Filenames with spaces aren't handled properly yet. They are backed up in the periodical backups, but they can't be restored automatically. If you need such a file restored please ask one of our staff members to restore it manually.

:When working with restoring a directory make sure to include a trailing / to ensure the restored folder is created properly.
 backup -r /home/user/directoryname/

=== MySQL database backups ===

Though we do include the MySQL databases in our backups, you can not restore them manually (due to file permissions etc.)
Should you need this feature, or do you want to keep extra backups of your databases for whichever other reason, you can create a cronjob to do so.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u username -pmysqlpassword databasename &gt; backupfile.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
:There is '''no space''' between -p and your password!


You can also add the backup command trough your [https://www.insomnia247.nl:20000 usermin] under Others -&gt; Scheduled Cron Jobs -&gt; Create a new scheduled cron job.

You do not need to add the @daily to the command if you do it through usermin. The timing of when the backups are made can be specified on the Cron Job creation page.</text>
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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

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Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


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We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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=== Shell management software ===
Most of the software we wrote to manage everything to do with the shell server can be found on our git:
[https://git.insomnia247.nl/groups/shells https://git.insomnia247.nl/groups/shells]

Not everything is on there yet as some stuff predates our git. When it is changed or updated it will be added.</text>
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    <text bytes="7880" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). We send out automated abuse mails for brute force attempts.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). We send out automated abuse mails for brute force attempts.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7880" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). We send out automated abuse mails for brute force attempts.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7877" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). We send out automated abuse mails for brute force attempts.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7877" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). We send out automated abuse mails for brute force attempts.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="7877" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). We send out automated abuse mails for brute force attempts.


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8251" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8251" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8251" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Git server] and log in with OpenID or create a local account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a git account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because I don't have any. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. I do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:Your best bet is to drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8097" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8097" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8097" xml:space="preserve">=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs on Debian wheezy (7.6 at the time of writing)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8137" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8137" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8137" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:Insomnia 24/7 runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8154" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8154" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8154" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:2d:58:88:bc:d1:06:db:6f:da:fc:32:a5:45:e4:02:b2 (RSA).
:b2:2a:63:46:3c:cf:0a:49:9e:cb:d2:f5:81:88:60:3b (ECDSA).


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8266" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8266" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8266" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/CouchDB/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8258" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8258" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8258" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8258" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account. You can also use your Google/Twitter account to log in.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8553" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. They're fine once you have a shell, but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that aren't allowed are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.


=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8691" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian. (Debian GNU/Linux 8.2 jessie at the time of writing.)


== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.


=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="435" xml:space="preserve">== Git repository ==
The git info page is here: [http://git.insomnia247.nl/nanobot/nanobot4 Git]

If you are looking to clone the repo:
 git clone https://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/nanobot4.git

== Download .tar.gz == 
 https://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/nanobot4/repository/archive.tar.gz


== Bugtracker ==
We use our own [http://insomnia247.nl/redmine/projects/nanobot4/ Redmine] to keep track of bugs and feature requests.</text>
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    <text bytes="441" xml:space="preserve">== Git repository ==
The info page is on our [https://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/nanobot4 Gitlab].

If you are looking to clone the repo:
 git clone https://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/nanobot4.git

== Download .tar.gz == 
 https://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/nanobot4/repository/archive.tar.gz


== Bugtracker ==
We use our own [http://insomnia247.nl/redmine/projects/nanobot4/ Redmine] to keep track of bugs and feature requests.</text>
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    <text bytes="1749" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php with the GET parameters ''type'' and ''hash''.

So for example '''http://insomnia247.nl/hash_api.php?type=md5&amp;hash=de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd''' would return the password '''ex499er4+!on$'''.

No HTML or styling info is added. Just the blank, plain text password is returned.


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the database: '''Hash not found.'''
:Invalid MD5 hash: '''Error: Not a valid MD5 hash.'''
:Invalid SHA-1 hash: '''Error: Not a valid SHA-1 hash.'''
:Invalid hash type: '''Error: Not a valid hash type.'''
:Not all parameters are set: '''Error: Both a 'hash' and 'type' need to be defined.'''


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="2052" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/''[hashfunction]''/''[hash]''.

So for example '''https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/md5/de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd''' will return '''{"hash":"de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd","found":true,"result":"ex499er4+!on$"}'''.

The results are always JSON encoded. You will always receive the ''hash'', ''found'', and ''result'' parameters in your response. The ''hash'' parameter is the hash you submitted, the ''found'' parameter will be ''true'' if the hash was found in the database or ''false'' if it was not. The final ''result'' parameter will contain the password if one has been found or ''null'' if no password has been found.


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the database: '''{"hash":"0123456789abdef0123456789abcdef0","found":false,"result":null}'''
:Invalid hashing algorithm: HTTP 404 Error.
:Invalid hash: HTTP 400 Error.
:Something terribly wrong: HTTP 500 Error. Please inform us if this happens.


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="2047" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to ''https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/[hashfunction]/[hash]''.

So for example '''https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/md5/de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd''' will return '''{"hash":"de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd","found":true,"result":"ex499er4+!on$"}'''.

The results are always JSON encoded. You will always receive the ''hash'', ''found'', and ''result'' parameters in your response. The ''hash'' parameter is the hash you submitted, the ''found'' parameter will be ''true'' if the hash was found in the database or ''false'' if it was not. The final ''result'' parameter will contain the password if one has been found or ''null'' if no password has been found.

==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the database: '''{"hash":"0123456789abdef0123456789abcdef0","found":false,"result":null}'''
:Invalid hashing algorithm: HTTP 404 Error.
:Invalid hash: HTTP 400 Error.
:Something terribly wrong: HTTP 500 Error. Please inform us if this happens.


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* How do I use it? */</comment>
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    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="2045" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to '''https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/hashfunction/hash'''.

So for example '''https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/md5/de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd''' will return '''{"hash":"de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd","found":true,"result":"ex499er4+!on$"}'''.

The results are always JSON encoded. You will always receive the ''hash'', ''found'', and ''result'' parameters in your response. The ''hash'' parameter is the hash you submitted, the ''found'' parameter will be ''true'' if the hash was found in the database or ''false'' if it was not. The final ''result'' parameter will contain the password if one has been found or ''null'' if no password has been found.

==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the database: '''{"hash":"0123456789abdef0123456789abcdef0","found":false,"result":null}'''
:Invalid hashing algorithm: HTTP 404 Error.
:Invalid hash: HTTP 400 Error.
:Something terribly wrong: HTTP 500 Error. Please inform us if this happens.


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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</page>
<page arvcontinue="20150126004658|270">
  <title>Shells websites</title>
  <ns>0</ns>
  <id>9</id>
  <revision>
    <id>204</id>
    <parentid>203</parentid>
    <timestamp>2015-10-18T09:20:44Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>imported&gt;Wikiadmin</username>
      <id>0</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* MySQL/monogdb/Postgres/CouchDB */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="3433" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.

==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5040
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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      <id>0</id>
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    <comment>/* MySQL/monogdb/Postgres/CouchDB */</comment>
    <model>wikitext</model>
    <format>text/x-wiki</format>
    <text bytes="3433" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.


==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.

==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5040
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3432" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.

==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.

==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5040
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3432" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.

==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.


==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.

==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5040
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3431" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.

==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.

==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.

==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5040
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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    <text bytes="3431" xml:space="preserve">==General==
You can run a website from your shell account.
Simply place the html and/or php files in your public_html directory.

Your website will be visible at the subdomain yourusername.insomnia247.nl. For historical support insomnia247.nl/~yourusername is redirected to your subdomain.

==Web proxies==
If you want to run a web proxy or a php shell you are allowed to do so only under the condition that you password protect it.
This also goes for any other material that can give anonymous users access to your resources.&lt;br /&gt;
Any copyrighted or illegal material hosted on your public site will result in automatic suspension of your account.

==CGI==
CGI is available in the cgi-bin directory of your public_html folder.


==MySQL/monogdb/Postgres==
Databases are available on request. The 'manager' command will do this.

==Rails==
To create and run rails apps use these commands:
:See the [[Shells_ports|ports page]] for more info on which ports you can use for your Rails app.
 rails new testblog -B
 cd testblog
 bundle install
 rails server -p 5040
From here on you can continue with things like generating controllers/routes and writing your app as normal.

If you require gems that are not globally installed consider using something like:
 bundle install --path=$HOME/.local-gems
Don't forget to add this directory to your GEM_HOME and PATH.
 export GEM_HOME="$HOME/.local-gems"
 export PATH="$PATH:$GEM_HOME"
Add these lines to your ~/.bash_profile or the start of your rails boot script to ensure your local gems are found.

If you want to run your rails app trough mod_passenger ask our staff to configure this for your subdomain.


==Permissions==
Your Apache processes and all child processes of Apache like php and cgi etc. run as a separate user that is dedicated to your website.&lt;br /&gt;
This user is named [your-username]-www. So it can access the files in your public_html directory you and your www-user are in the same group. This group is exclusive to your account so no Apache processes from other users have permission to read your files.&lt;br /&gt;

===Security===
The practical upshot of having a separate www-user is that you can now deny your Apache processes access to any files that you want to keep from being available over HTTP. (SSH keys are a good example of files where you might want such protection.)&lt;br /&gt;
Since the Apache process accesses your files through group permissions all you have to do in order to keep them from being accessible to Apache is revoke group access on them. (Hint: If you don't know how to manage file permissions read up on how to use the chmod command.)&lt;br /&gt;
Having this type of permission system will prevent any sensitive or security critical files you have from being exposed trough something like an LFI bug in your php.

===suwww===
There is a slight practical drawback to having the Apache process run as another user. Often when php processes create new files they will be created without group write permissions. This means that they are owned by your www-user and you cannot easily delete them.&lt;br /&gt;
To remedy this we have introduced the '''suwww''' command. If you run this command from your shell you will be logged into your www-users account giving you full permissions on any files your Apache user has created.&lt;br /&gt;
You can also use the suwww command to check and verify if your Apache user indeed does not have access to files you don't want it to.</text>
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  <title>Hashdb</title>
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    <text bytes="974" xml:space="preserve">==What's this hash DB?==
The insomnia hash database is a database that contains about 646 million MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256 hashes and their corresponding passwords.

The hashes were generated from the combination of several large word lists.


==Welcome to 1999. What about rainbow tables?==
Rainbow tables a great, no doubt. But they increase in size really fast the more characters you have in it. They can, by design, not be based on a wordlist. 

A database system does not have this restriction, you can have much longer passwords too, albeit at the expense of not having the full iteration of all characters. It's also more suited for special characters. Adding passwords with special characters and characters for non-western languages is going to make a rainbow table much, MUCH bigger.

Put simply; rainbow tables are very effective for a specified set of characters and passwords up to a set length, but not (yet) viable for large character sets and long passwords.</text>
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  <title>Hashdb webinterface</title>
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    <text bytes="506" xml:space="preserve">==Where?==
[http://insomnia247.nl/?page=livetools/hashdb/index Here]


==Why?==
I personally use the database from time to time for the odd lookup or maybe during a CTF, but right now there is no compelling reason to not share this resource with others. Perhaps it will finally dissuade some people from using dictionary based passwords and broken hashing functions (Though sha256 is not known to be broken yet.)


==Can I access it from my site/program?==
See [[hashdb_api|API page]] for more information.</text>
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    <text bytes="2135" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
You send an HTTP request to '''https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/hashfunction/hash'''.

So for example '''https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/md5/de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd''' will return '''{"hash":"de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd","found":true,"result":"ex499er4+!on$"}'''.

Currently the '''md5''', '''sha1''', and '''sha256''' hashing algorithms are supported.

The results are always JSON encoded. You will always receive the ''hash'', ''found'', and ''result'' parameters in your response. The ''hash'' parameter is the hash you submitted, the ''found'' parameter will be ''true'' if the hash was found in the database or ''false'' if it was not. The final ''result'' parameter will contain the password if one has been found or ''null'' if no password has been found.


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
:When a hash is not in the database: '''{"hash":"0123456789abdef0123456789abcdef0","found":false,"result":null}'''
:Invalid hashing algorithm: HTTP 404 Error.
:Invalid hash: HTTP 400 Error.
:Something terribly wrong: HTTP 500 Error. Please inform us if this happens.


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="3000" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
=== Looking up hashes ===
You send an HTTP request to '''https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/hashfunction/hash'''.

Example:
 &lt;pre&gt;https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/md5/de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd&lt;/pre&gt;

 {"hash":"de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd","found":true,"result":"ex499er4+!on$"}

Currently the '''md5''', '''sha1''', and '''sha256''' hashing algorithms are supported.

The results are always JSON encoded. You will always receive the ''hash'', ''found'', and ''result'' parameters in your response. The ''hash'' parameter is the hash you submitted, the ''found'' parameter will be ''true'' if the hash was found in the database or ''false'' if it was not. The final ''result'' parameter will contain the password if one has been found or ''null'' if no password has been found.

=== Inserting new passwords ===
If you find a hash that is not in the database but you know the password for, you can add to our database by inserting the new password. The ''/v1/insert'' endpoint accepts a '''PUT''' request with the '''password''' option.

Example:
 &lt;pre&gt;curl -XPUT 'https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/insert' -d 'password=newpassword'&lt;/pre&gt;

This will also return the hashes for you;
 {"md5":"5e9d11a14ad1c8dd77e98ef9b53fd1ba","sha1":"f2c57870308dc87f432e5912d4de6f8e322721ba","sha256":"089542505d659cecbb988bb5ccff5bccf85be2dfa8c221359079aee2531298bb","password":"newpassword"}


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
===GET requests===
:When a hash is not in the database: '''{"hash":"0123456789abdef0123456789abcdef0","found":false,"result":null}'''
:Invalid hashing algorithm: HTTP 404 Error.
:Invalid hash: HTTP 400 Error.
:Something terribly wrong: HTTP 500 Error. Please inform us if this happens.

:Known issue: HTTP 403 Error (Forbidden). When this happens, copy/paste the URL in a new tab.

===PUT requests===
:When the '''password''' option is not set: HTTP 400 Error.
:When the wrong HTTP verb is used (ie. not PUT): HTTP 404 Error.


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="2936" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
=== Looking up hashes ===
You send an HTTP request to &lt;pre&gt;https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/[hashfunction]/[passwordhash]&lt;pre&gt;.

Example:
 &lt;pre&gt;https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/md5/de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd&lt;/pre&gt;

will return:

 {"hash":"de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd","found":true,"result":"ex499er4+!on$"}

Currently the '''md5''', '''sha1''', and '''sha256''' hashing algorithms are supported.

The results are always JSON encoded. You will always receive the ''hash'', ''found'', and ''result'' parameters in your response. The ''hash'' parameter is the hash you submitted, the ''found'' parameter will be ''true'' if the hash was found in the database or ''false'' if it was not. The final ''result'' parameter will contain the password if one has been found or ''null'' if no password has been found.

=== Inserting new passwords ===
If you find a hash that is not in the database but you know the password for, you can add to our database by inserting the new password. The ''/v1/insert'' endpoint accepts a '''PUT''' request with the '''password''' option.

Example:
 &lt;pre&gt;curl -XPUT 'https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/insert' -d 'password=newpassword'&lt;/pre&gt;

This will also return the hashes for you;
 {"md5":"5e9d11a14ad1c8dd77e98ef9b53fd1ba","sha1":"f2c57870308dc87f432e5912d4de6f8e322721ba","sha256":"089542505d659cecbb988bb5ccff5bccf85be2dfa8c221359079aee2531298bb","password":"newpassword"}


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
===GET requests===
:When a hash is not in the database: '''{"hash":"0123456789abdef0123456789abcdef0","found":false,"result":null}'''
:Invalid hashing algorithm: HTTP 404 Error.
:Invalid hash: HTTP 400 Error.
:Something terribly wrong: HTTP 500 Error. Please inform us if this happens.


===PUT requests===
:When the '''password''' option is not set: HTTP 400 Error.
:When the wrong HTTP verb is used (ie. not PUT): HTTP 404 Error.


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="2922" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
=== Looking up hashes ===
You send an HTTP request to https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/hashfunction/passwordhash.

Example:
 &lt;pre&gt;https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/md5/de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd&lt;/pre&gt;

will return:

 {"hash":"de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd","found":true,"result":"ex499er4+!on$"}

Currently the '''md5''', '''sha1''', and '''sha256''' hashing algorithms are supported.

The results are always JSON encoded. You will always receive the ''hash'', ''found'', and ''result'' parameters in your response. The ''hash'' parameter is the hash you submitted, the ''found'' parameter will be ''true'' if the hash was found in the database or ''false'' if it was not. The final ''result'' parameter will contain the password if one has been found or ''null'' if no password has been found.

=== Inserting new passwords ===
If you find a hash that is not in the database but you know the password for, you can add to our database by inserting the new password. The ''/v1/insert'' endpoint accepts a '''PUT''' request with the '''password''' option.

Example:
 &lt;pre&gt;curl -XPUT 'https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/insert' -d 'password=newpassword'&lt;/pre&gt;

This will also return the hashes for you;
 {"md5":"5e9d11a14ad1c8dd77e98ef9b53fd1ba","sha1":"f2c57870308dc87f432e5912d4de6f8e322721ba","sha256":"089542505d659cecbb988bb5ccff5bccf85be2dfa8c221359079aee2531298bb","password":"newpassword"}


==What comes back if something is wrong?==
===GET requests===
:When a hash is not in the database: '''{"hash":"0123456789abdef0123456789abcdef0","found":false,"result":null}'''
:Invalid hashing algorithm: HTTP 404 Error.
:Invalid hash: HTTP 400 Error.
:Something terribly wrong: HTTP 500 Error. Please inform us if this happens.


===PUT requests===
:When the '''password''' option is not set: HTTP 400 Error.
:When the wrong HTTP verb is used (ie. not PUT): HTTP 404 Error.


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="2910" xml:space="preserve">==What does it do?==

The API interface allows you to retrieve passwords from the database in a single simple http request.

This means you can easily add hash lookups into your website or application.


==How do I use it?==
=== Looking up hashes ===
You send an HTTP request to https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/hashfunction/passwordhash.

Example:
 https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/md5/de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd

will return:

 {"hash":"de038c8d3a8e15b0c8578280ac12cffd","found":true,"result":"ex499er4+!on$"}

Currently the '''md5''', '''sha1''', and '''sha256''' hashing algorithms are supported.

The results are always JSON encoded. You will always receive the ''hash'', ''found'', and ''result'' parameters in your response. The ''hash'' parameter is the hash you submitted, the ''found'' parameter will be ''true'' if the hash was found in the database or ''false'' if it was not. The final ''result'' parameter will contain the password if one has been found or ''null'' if no password has been found.

=== Inserting new passwords ===
If you find a hash that is not in the database but you know the password for, you can add to our database by inserting the new password. The ''/v1/insert'' endpoint accepts a '''PUT''' request with the '''password''' option.

Example:
 &lt;pre&gt;curl -XPUT 'https://hashdb.insomnia247.nl/v1/insert' -d 'password=newpassword'&lt;/pre&gt;

This will also return the hashes for you;
 {"md5":"5e9d11a14ad1c8dd77e98ef9b53fd1ba","sha1":"f2c57870308dc87f432e5912d4de6f8e322721ba","sha256":"089542505d659cecbb988bb5ccff5bccf85be2dfa8c221359079aee2531298bb","password":"newpassword"}

==What comes back if something is wrong?==
===GET requests===
:When a hash is not in the database: '''{"hash":"0123456789abdef0123456789abcdef0","found":false,"result":null}'''
:Invalid hashing algorithm: HTTP 404 Error.
:Invalid hash: HTTP 400 Error.
:Something terribly wrong: HTTP 500 Error. Please inform us if this happens.


===PUT requests===
:When the '''password''' option is not set: HTTP 400 Error.
:When the wrong HTTP verb is used (ie. not PUT): HTTP 404 Error.


==Some special chars show up weird==
Some chars will require you support the utf-8 charset. For an HTML page you can force this support by adding the following meta tag between your head tags:
:&lt;meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /&gt;


==Is it free?==
Yes, it is, and will continue to be free for the foreseeable future. We would appreciate it if you give us credit for it though.


==I plan to use it in a pretty big site/application. How many requests can I make?==
Though it should be able to handle a fair amount of requests, there's always going to be a limit. If you're planning to use it a lot, please [http://insomnia247.nl/?page=chat contact us].

We can discuss if we'll be able to handle the amount of requests, or if you can perhaps set up your own local copy of the database.</text>
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    <text bytes="980" xml:space="preserve">==What's this hash DB?==
The insomnia hash database is a database that contains a little over 1 billion passwords and their corresponding MD5, SHA-1, and SHA-256 hashes.

The hashes were generated from the combination of several large word lists.


==Welcome to 1999. What about rainbow tables?==
Rainbow tables a great, no doubt. But they increase in size really fast the more characters you have in it. They can, by design, not be based on a wordlist. 

A database system does not have this restriction, you can have much longer passwords too, albeit at the expense of not having the full iteration of all characters. It's also more suited for special characters. Adding passwords with special characters and characters for non-western languages is going to make a rainbow table much, MUCH bigger.

Put simply; rainbow tables are very effective for a specified set of characters and passwords up to a set length, but not (yet) viable for large character sets and long passwords.</text>
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    <text bytes="8688" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 9 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''send-invite''' command followed by the new user's e-mail address.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.


=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8775" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 9 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.


=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 5:40am (local time), every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8748" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 9 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.


=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 10pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL/Postgres/MongoDB database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be prebuilt with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra. You can have a dedicated IPv6 address if needed. We do have plenty of those.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8655" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 9 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.


=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 10pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:No chance, you unreasonable dicks. It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.


== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8683" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 9 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)


=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.


=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 10pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="8968" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 9 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.


=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.


=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 10pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="9067" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 9 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.


=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.


=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.


=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].


=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.


=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.


=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].


=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.


=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.


=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]


=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.


=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.


=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)


=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.


== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.


=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].


=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.


=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.


=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.


=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.


=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.


=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 10pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].


=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]


=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.


=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.


=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.


=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.


=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.


== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="9183" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 9 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 10pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="9183" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 9 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="9184" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Requesting questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===

:You go [http://insomnia247.nl/page/shells/index here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite. The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user, who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall. Note that you need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you first log in.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="9233" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="9446" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="9450" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="10194" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Do you support authentication using ssh keys? ===
:Yes, and we recommend you use this option.

=== Do you support 2-factor authentication? ===
:For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.)
:You can configure this your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell.
:It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured.
:As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone.

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="10198" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Do you support authentication using ssh keys? ===
:Yes, and we recommend you use this option.

=== Do you support 2-factor authentication? ===
:For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.)
:You can configure this for your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell.
:It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured.
:As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone.

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [http://www.insomnia247.nl/?page=chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="10198" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style md5 fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style sha256 fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Do you support authentication using ssh keys? ===
:Yes, and we recommend you use this option.

=== Do you support 2-factor authentication? ===
:For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.)
:You can configure this for your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell.
:It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured.
:As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone.

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="10187" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Do you support authentication using ssh keys? ===
:Yes, and we recommend you use this option.

=== Do you support 2-factor authentication? ===
:For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.)
:You can configure this for your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell.
:It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured.
:As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone.

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, at least not as long as we continue to host shells.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="10470" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

=== Do you support authentication using ssh keys? ===
:Yes, and we recommend you use this option.

=== Do you support 2-factor authentication? ===
:For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.)
:You can configure this for your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell.
:It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured.
:As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone.

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, but if you do not log in for over a year your account will be archived. This means your files are moved to coldstorage, and your websites, databases and cronjobs are disabled. We will continue to accept email for your account. If you log in again after your account is archived you can un-archive it again using the "manager" command.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="10622" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

:If you're using OpenSSH you can set the '''VerifyHostKeyDNS''' option to '''yes''' to automatically pull the fingerprints from our SSHFP DNS records.

=== Do you support authentication using ssh keys? ===
:Yes, and we recommend you use this option.

=== Do you support 2-factor authentication? ===
:For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.)
:You can configure this for your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell.
:It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured.
:As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone.

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, but if you do not log in for over a year your account will be archived. This means your files are moved to coldstorage, and your websites, databases and cronjobs are disabled. We will continue to accept email for your account. If you log in again after your account is archived you can un-archive it again using the "manager" command.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install docker? ===
:Unfortunately there is currently no way to run docker on a multi-user system that is both useful and secure.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="10478" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 10 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

:If you're using OpenSSH you can set the '''VerifyHostKeyDNS''' option to '''yes''' to automatically pull the fingerprints from our SSHFP DNS records.

=== Do you support authentication using ssh keys? ===
:Yes, and we recommend you use this option.

=== Do you support 2-factor authentication? ===
:For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.)
:You can configure this for your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell.
:It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured.
:As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone.

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, but if you do not log in for over a year your account will be archived. This means your files are moved to coldstorage, and your websites, databases and cronjobs are disabled. We will continue to accept email for your account. If you log in again after your account is archived you can un-archive it again using the "manager" command.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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    <text bytes="10478" xml:space="preserve">== General questions ==
=== What distro is the shell server running? ===

:The Insomnia 24/7 shell server runs Debian stable. (Debian GNU/Linux 11 at the time of writing.)

== Registration questions ==
=== How do I request a shell? ===
:You go [https://signup.insomnia247.nl/ here] and fill out the form.
:You '''MUST''' have an invite code to request a shell on this server.

=== How do I get an invite code? ===
:There are two ways you can get an invite: The first, and easiest way is to know someone who already has a shell with Insomnia 24/7, they can generate an invite for you.
:Alternatively, you may inquire on our IRC and talk to the staff. (Or use any of the other contact methods listed on https://insomnia247.nl/page/chat if you prefer.) If you have a good reason for why you want a shell, they can generate an invite for you.

:Normally you'd get an invite from another user who endorses you, so we have some kind of a guarantee you're a nice user.
:Of course not everyone knows someone here, which is why you can also get one from the staff, but you need a really good reason then, since we don't have another users endorsement in that case.

=== What is a good reason for an invite? ===
:There's no set list of reasons that are accepted. Anything sufficiently cool, interesting or useful will do.
:By contrast, we do have some common reasons that aren't acceptable.

=== What are bad reasons for an invite? ===
:Anything that doesn't make good use of the resources given to the shell.
:Common rejected reasons include:
* Running IRC bots -bouncers -servers and sessions.
* Network connectivity testing. (Ping, nmap, traceroute etc.)
* Network traffic tunneling, firewall and network restriction bypassing.
* Running any commercial project/website.
* Running a finished project that could easily be hosted elsewhere.
* Learning about Linux or improving your Linux skills.
* Anything illegal.

=== Does that mean these things aren't allowed? ===
:No. Most are fine once you have a shell but we don't give out invites for it. The points mentioned above should not be the only usage.
:Things that are not allowed at all are described in [[Shells rules|the rules]].

=== Why isn't learning a valid usage? ===
:Because in our experience these shells are abandoned in a matter of days if not hours.
:We have special arrangements for people teaching Linux classes who don't have an appropriate environment. [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat Contact us] if you want to make use of this arrangement.

=== Why do you have an invite system? ===
:We have this system set up to ensure we get as little abuse as possible, and as a result can provide the best possible quality of service.

=== I have a shell, now how do I create an invite? ===
:You can create an invite from the command line by running the '''manager''' command. In the manager you can navigate to "User account" -&gt; "Invite a new user" and enter the email address of the user you wish to invite.
:Read the rules regarding invites here: [[Shells rules|Rules]].

=== How long does it take for my request to be approved (or rejected)? ===

:It varies, depending on whether or not one of our staff is currently logged in, between a few seconds and a few hours.
:As a rule of thumb we always try to process your request within 24 hours.

=== My shell request was approved, now what do I do? ===

:You can log in by directing your ssh client to insomnia247.nl
:We also have a [https://shell.insomnia247.nl Web shell] available for when you're stuck behind a restrictive firewall for example. Note that you may need to log in over regular ssh at least once since the web shell does not quite play nice with the password change you have to do when you log in for the first time.

=== What is an SSH client? ===

:You should be asking yourself if you really need a shell if you need to ask this, but I digress.
:On windows you can use [http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html PuTTY]. Linux and Mac users should usually have openssh installed.

=== What is the correct ssh fingerprint? ===
:'''Older style fingerprints'''
:59:77:97:0c:b5:eb:4a:97:7b:70:80:01:0e:0e:a6:7a (DSA)
:38:de:63:c3:a1:22:6b:8f:77:01:74:7c:51:68:21:80 (ECDSA)
:d5:31:56:f1:98:c8:69:93:4a:dd:8e:7c:72:0c:ea:42 (ED25519)
:f3:d4:58:1e:9d:19:76:a4:d8:0d:f3:d7:3e:e5:77:d0 (RSA)

:'''Newer style fingerprints'''
:UG0/xiMxWtPTvKW5YnTEnzF26esIatOxLZlvzuX74Xc (DSA)
:NmKlNte4cL3NcyS3Kd92nMpx/EAJbbJcCkv9kSmYCLM (RSA)
:YbKaXxEI7wlZCF38XG24VritjKRD4euNWIn6UHDX7Jc (ECDSA)
:vufysvbqjKzDV8tf6+ax3ayJOEcx8otD8Mpq6JVBmAE (ED25519)

:If you're using OpenSSH you can set the '''VerifyHostKeyDNS''' option to '''yes''' to automatically pull the fingerprints from our SSHFP DNS records.

=== Do you support authentication using ssh keys? ===
:Yes, and we recommend you use this option.

=== Do you support 2-factor authentication? ===
:For password based logins we support OTP codes. (The codes google authenticator and compatible apps produce.)
:You can configure this for your account by running the "google-authenticator" command on your shell.
:It is always a good idea to add this to you account if you can. Even if you also have ssh keys configured.
:As a side note about OTP apps in general; I recommend finding one that will allow you to make backups of your configured codes. The standard google authenticator app does not allow this and this means you will lose access to your OTP codes if you lose/break/replace your phone.

=== Will my account expire? ===
:Short answer: No.
:Long answer: Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo, but if you do not log in for over a year your account will be archived. This means your files are moved to coldstorage, and your websites, databases and cronjobs are disabled. We will continue to accept email for your account. If you log in again after your account is archived you can un-archive it again using the "manager" command.

=== I lost my password, what should I do? ===
:Contact support trough IRC or email.
:'''DO NOT''' try passwords until you get banned (5 retries). It will be picked up as a brute force attempt and we send out automated abuse mails for that. (Let us know if you accidentally get banned anyway so we can prevent an abuse mail being sent to your ISP.)

=== My account has been suspended, what did I do and can it be undone? ===

:Feel free to drop by on IRC to explain the situation. Please do keep it civil.
:If a misunderstanding led to your suspension the staff may re-evaluate it.
:Any decision made by the staff is completely at their discretion.

== Services questions ==
=== Am I allowed to run PsyBNC/znc/shroudbnc/Eggdrop/... ===

:You are allowed to run a wide variety of software, though wanting to run a bot or a bouncer alone isn't considered a valid reason to receive a shell. If this is what you want to do, you can visit one of the big free shell hosts. If you have doubts about a specific software package please ask us about it on IRC. Any sort of game server and mail transfer agents are disallowed by default.
:We ask you to download all sources at the ''official'' websites to avoid any backdoored source. If your processes are backdoored your account can be suspended without notice.

=== I'm running &lt;random server X&gt; what ports am I allowed to use? ===

:Ports 5000-5500 are forwarded to the shell server. You can use the 'port' command to see what ports are available to you.
:For more information on ports, go [[shells_ports|here]].

=== You say &lt;random resource X&gt; is unlimited, but ulimit tells me it's not! ===

:Yes, to protect the server some limits are set. Under normal circumstances however, these limits should never be hit.
:In the unlikely event that you do legitimately hit a resource limit, we can always increase or even remove the limit to suit your needs.

=== There is a package not installed, can you install it? ===

:Usually it will not be a problem to install packages that are available in the debian stable or backports repository.
:You can use the 'manager' command to request installation.

=== Will you install an X server or other GUI server? ===
:Since this is a shell server it is really not designed for graphical workloads. However if you really, really, really need some X buffer for whatever reason you can use the '''xvfb-run''' command to simulate a process with a minimal X server.

=== Will you install "sl"? ===
:No. Never that.

=== Why can't I send/receive email? ===

:Sending mail trough localhost should work normally. You should be able to use the secure versions of SMTP/POP/IMAP too. See [[Shells|services list]] for the ports in use for this.

=== I deleted a file I still need. Help! ===

:insomnia247.nl runs a automated backups of all home directories at 11pm (local time), every day.
:For more information about backups go [[Shells_backup|here]].

=== Do you support Mosh? ===
:Yes. And we strongly recommend its usage for a better experience if you are on a connection with high latency or one that is predisposed to dropping packets or breaking TCP connections.

=== I need help with my website ===

:Please visit our dedicated page for this [[Shells_websites]]

=== How do I request a MySQL database? ===

:Use the 'manager' command on the shell to request databases.

=== How do I request a git repository? ===

:Go to our [http://git.insomnia247.nl/ Insomnia 24/7 Gitlab server] and create an account.
:You do not need a shell account to create or use a gitlab account.

=== Can I run a game server even though it's explicitly prohibited in the rules? ===

:To paraphrase Oscar Wilde: "No chance, you unreasonable dicks". It's a small shell host and it's resources are finite. Game servers are not allowed. Ever.

== VPS questions ==
=== How do I request a VPS? ===

:A VPS is not something we give out just like that. You need to talk to us in our IRC and have a solid case for why you need it and exactly what you intend to do with it.

=== What advantages will a VPS give me? ===

:The main advantage is having an OS of your choice and root access to the machine.
:A VPS setup can also be pre-built with a variety of systems, including any of the [http://www.turnkeylinux.org/all Turnkey] appliences.

=== Why does my VPS not have a WAN IP? ===

:Because we don't have any extra.

== My question isn't listed. What now? ==

:You can always drop by [https://www.insomnia247.nl/page/chat our IRC] (irc.insomnia247.nl in #shells)
:Alternatively, you can email us at coolfire@insomnia247.nl.</text>
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Consult the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Localisation#Translation_resources Localise MediaWiki for your language]
* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:Combating_spam Learn how to combat spam on your wiki]</text>
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Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide]
for information on using the wiki software.&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;
== Getting started ==
* Log in as '''Admin''' and start your wiki!
* [https://www.turnkeylinux.org/mediawiki TurnKey Linux MediaWiki appliance release notes]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings MediaWiki Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]</text>
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    <text bytes="251" xml:space="preserve">&lt;big&gt;Welcome to the [http://www.insomnia247.nl Insomnia 24/7] wiki page&lt;/big&gt;

Here you can find information and user guides on some of the projects we run at Insomnia 24/7.


* [[shells|Shell hosting]]
* [[nanobot|Nanobot]]
* [[hashdb|Hash database]]</text>
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    <text bytes="1341" xml:space="preserve">=== File backups ===

A nightly copy of the main storage (SSD array) is made every day at 10pm local time. For the coldstorage drive there is a weekly backup made every Sunday. These copies are mainly meant to have a restore point in case some form of catastrophic failure should occur, however if you need files from the backup you can contact a member of our staff to help restore it for you. (In the future we will be adding an automated system for this, but for now contacting staff is the only way.)


=== MySQL database backups ===

We do include a backup of the full MySQL server in our backups, but it is usually not practical to try and restore a single database from the master backup. Therefore if you require backups of your MySQL database(s) we recommend you create a cronjob to dump your database on a regular basis.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u databse_username -pdatabase_password database_name &gt; $HOME/mysql_backups/my_database.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
:There is '''no space''' between -p and your password!</text>
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    <text bytes="1340" xml:space="preserve">=== File backups ===

A nightly copy of the main storage (SSD array) is made every day at 11pm local time. For the coldstorage drive there is a weekly backup made every Sunday. These copies are mainly meant to have a restore point in case some form of catastrophic failure should occur, however if you need files from the backup you can contact a member of our staff to help restore it for you. (In the future we will be adding an automated system for this, but for now contacting staff is the only way.)

=== MySQL database backups ===

We do include a backup of the full MySQL server in our backups, but it is usually not practical to try and restore a single database from the master backup. Therefore if you require backups of your MySQL database(s) we recommend you create a cronjob to dump your database on a regular basis.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u databse_username -pdatabase_password database_name &gt; $HOME/mysql_backups/my_database.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
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    <text bytes="1342" xml:space="preserve">=== File backups ===

A nightly backup of the main storage (SSD array) is made every day at 11pm local time. For the coldstorage drive there is a weekly backup made every Sunday. These copies are mainly meant to have a restore point in case some form of catastrophic failure should occur, however if you need files from the backup you can contact a member of our staff to help restore it for you. (In the future we will be adding an automated system for this, but for now contacting staff is the only way.)

=== MySQL database backups ===

We do include a backup of the full MySQL server in our backups, but it is usually not practical to try and restore a single database from the master backup. Therefore if you require backups of your MySQL database(s) we recommend you create a cronjob to dump your database on a regular basis.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u databse_username -pdatabase_password database_name &gt; $HOME/mysql_backups/my_database.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
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    <text bytes="1343" xml:space="preserve">=== File backups ===

A nightly backup of the main storage (SSD array) is made every day at 11pm local time. For the coldstorage drive there is a weekly backup made every Sunday. These backups are mainly meant to have a restore point in case some form of catastrophic failure should occur, however if you need files from the backup you can contact a member of our staff to help restore it for you. (In the future we will be adding an automated system for this, but for now contacting staff is the only way.)

=== MySQL database backups ===

We do include a backup of the full MySQL server in our backups, but it is usually not practical to try and restore a single database from the master backup. Therefore if you require backups of your MySQL database(s) we recommend you create a cronjob to dump your database on a regular basis.

 user@Lydia:~$ crontab -e

This will open up your crontab for editing. Add the following command to make a daily backup of your database.

 @daily mysqldump -u databse_username -pdatabase_password database_name &gt; $HOME/mysql_backups/my_database.sql

Obviously you need to replace the username, password, database and backupfile.sql with the ones you use.
Make sure to include the full path in the backup file name. (/home/username/mybackup/database.sql).
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    <text bytes="1186" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
{|style="border-style: dashed; border-width: 1px; padding: 5px;"
!port
!service
|-
|21||FTP/FTPS
|-
|22||SSH/SFTP
|-
|25||SMTP
|-
|80||HTTP/SVN
|-
|222||SSH (alternative)
|-
|443||HTTPS
|-
|993||IMAPS
|-
|995||POP3S
|-
|3306||MySQL
|-
|5000 - 5500|| User ports
|-
|5432||PostgreSQL
|-
|20000||Usermin (HTTPS)
|-
|27017||mongodb
|-
|style="padding-right: 10px;"|60000 - 61000||Mosh UDP ports
|}


=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': Main storage is done on an SSD RAID-10 array. Offsite backups are made daily. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.


=== Shell management software ===
Most of the software we wrote to manage everything to do with the shell server can be found on our git:
[https://git.insomnia247.nl/groups/shells https://git.insomnia247.nl/groups/shells]

Not everything is on there yet as some stuff predates our git. When it is changed or updated it will be added.</text>
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    <text bytes="1132" xml:space="preserve">===Information about Insomnia 24/7 shells on Lydia===


We're running this shell host with our own time, money and loving attention.

Please don't be a dick, that's all we ask.

Check out our [[Shells_rules|rules]] and [[Shells_FAQ|F.A.Q.]]


=== Services list on Insomnia 24/7 ===
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|25||SMTP
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|222||SSH (alternative)
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|443||HTTPS
|-
|993||IMAPS
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|995||POP3S
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|3306||MySQL
|-
|5000 - 5500|| User ports
|-
|style="padding-right: 10px;"|60000 - 61000||Mosh UDP ports
|}

=== Backups on Insomnia 24/7 ===
'''Files''': Main storage is done on an SSD RAID-10 array. Offsite backups are made daily. See [[Shells_backup|backup page]] for more info.


=== Shell management software ===
Most of the software we wrote to manage everything to do with the shell server can be found on our git:
[https://git.insomnia247.nl/groups/shells https://git.insomnia247.nl/groups/shells]

Not everything is on there yet as some stuff predates our git. When it is changed or updated it will be added.</text>
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    <text bytes="435" xml:space="preserve">== Git repository ==
The info page is on our [https://git.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/nanobot4 Gitlab].

If you are looking to clone the repo:
 git clone https://git.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/nanobot4.git

== Download .tar.gz == 
 https://gitlab.insomnia247.nl/coolfire/nanobot4/repository/archive.tar.gz


== Bugtracker ==
We use our own [http://insomnia247.nl/redmine/projects/nanobot4/ Redmine] to keep track of bugs and feature requests.</text>
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    <text bytes="11463" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may require additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a look a the directory named "plugins" in the same folder where nanobot.rb resides and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '!'						# Character prefix for commands

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '\!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.


== Command parsing order ==
The order of looking for looking for a command is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but we will look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.

== Plugins ==
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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    <text bytes="11461" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may require additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a look a the directory named "plugins" in the same folder where nanobot.rb resides and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '!'						# Character prefix for commands

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '\!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.

== Command parsing order ==
The order of looking for looking for a command is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but we will look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.

== Plugins ==
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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    <text bytes="11460" xml:space="preserve">== Environment ==
:To run the bot you need to have Ruby installed. Specific plugins may require additional gems
:If you have plugins you want to load, take a look a the directory named "plugins" in the same folder where nanobot.rb resides and place your plugin files in there.


== Configuration ==
:To configure your bots settings like the server and nickname, open config.rb in a text editor.
:Just a few lines into the file, you will find this block of text:
&lt;pre&gt;
	def initialize( status, output )
		@nick		= "nanobot"					# Bot nickname
		@user		= "nanobot"					# IRC username
		@pass		= ""						# NickServ password
		@version	= "Nanobot 4"					# Version

		@command	= '!'						# Character prefix for commands

		@server		= "irc.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv4 address
		@server6	= "irc6.insomnia247.nl"				# IPv6 address
		@port		= 6667						# Normal port
		@sslport	= 6697						# SSL port
		@serverpass = ""						# Server connect password
		@connectopt = ""						# Extra stuff to send on connect

		@channels	= [ "#bot", "#test" ]				# Autojoin channel list

		@opers		= [ "insomnia247.nl" ]				# Opers list

		@data		= "data"					# Data directory
		@plugins	= "plugins"					# Plugin directory
		@autoload	= [ "core", "toolbox" ]				# Plugin autoload list

		@antiflood	= true						# Attempt to mitigate people flooding bot with commands
		@floodtime	= 5						# Seconds withing which the flood limit is triggered
		@floodcut	= 30						# Limit on the number of seconds delay before starting to drop

		@throttle	= true						# Throttle output to avoid flooding from the bot

		@autorejoin	= true						# Rejoin on kick
		@rejointime	= 3						# Time to wait before rejoin (seconds)

		@pingwait	= false						# Wait for server's first PING
		@conn_time	= 20						# Connect timeout
		@timeout	= 300						# IRC timeout

		@use_thread	= true						# Prefer threading
		@use_ipv6	= false						# Prefer IPv6
		@use_ssl	= true						# Prefer SSL
		@verif_ssl	= false						# Verify SSL certificate
		@rootcert	= "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt"		# Path to openssl root certs (Needed if verify_ssl is enabled)

		@threadfb	= true						# Allow fallback to sequential processing when threads aren't available
		@sslfback	= false						# Allow fallback to insecure connect when OpenSSL library isn't available

		@status		= status					# System object, do not modify
		@output		= output					# System object, do not modify
	end
&lt;/pre&gt;
:These are the variables that hold the bots configuration, a few of the ones you may want to have a look at are:
:'''nick''': This is bots own nickname.
:'''pass''': If you've registered the bot's nick with NickServ, put the password here.
:'''command''': This is the character commands are prefixed with on IRC. So "@command = '!'" means on irc you would do things like "!help" and "!version"
:'''server''': The server the bot connects to
:'''server6''': If the server's IPv6 address is different you can specify that here.
:'''port''': The port the bot connect on without SSL
:'''sslport''': The port the bot connect on with SSL
:'''channels''': List of channels the bot will join when it connects to the server.
:'''opers''': Hostnames or hostmasks for bot admins. Note that they must appear as the bot sees them.
::Only the hostname should be added. (So if you are someguy!bob@SOMEHASH-my.isp.com you should add "SOMEHASH-my.isp.com".)
:'''autoload''': The list of plugins that will automatically be loaded when the bot starts up.

:All the other values can be tweaked as required but usually this isn't needed.

== Starting command ==
:To start the bot simply go into the directory where the nanobot.rb file is located and type:
  ruby nanobot.rb


=== Commandline options ===
The following options may be used:
:'''-h''' or '''--help'''       : Print this help and quit.
:'''-s''' or '''--ssl'''        : Enable SSL connections. The default for this setting is held in config.rb's @use_ssl setting.
:'''-4''' or '''--ipv4'''       : Pick the @server variable as the server to connect to.
:'''-6''' or '''--ipv6'''       : Pick the @server6 variable as the server to connect to. The default for choosing IPv4 or IPv6 is held in config.rb's @use_ipv6 setting.
:'''-t''' or '''--thread'''     : Enable threading.
:'''-nt''' or '''--no-threads''': Disable threading. Normally there is no reason to disable threading and doing so breaks some functionality that relies on threads. (Like timered actions, the interactive console, output queuing and input throttling.) The default for choosing threading or not is held in config.rb's @use_thread setting.
:'''-q''' or '''--quiet'''      : Disable normal output. Only errors will be shown
:'''-c''' or '''--colour'''     : Disable coloured output. This may be required for some very old terminals.
:'''-n''' or '''--no-console''' : Disable interactive console.
:'''-p''' or '''--printconfig''': Show current configuration and quit.
:'''-d''' or '''--debug'''      : Show debug output. Use once to show normal debug messages, twice to show all input and output over the IRC socket and three times to join all threads back to the main thread when they finish, show a stacktrace and quit when a thread crashes.

Short and long options may be interchanged.

:Example:
  ruby nanobot.rb --ssl -d --debug
:This would start the bot with Secure Socket Layers, and it's 2nd most verbose level of debugging.


== Built in bot commands ==
By itself the bot only has the bare essential commands required to operate. Most of the common others are implemented in the 'core' plugin.
How the commands are called is defiled by the @command setting in config.rb. Here we will assume '!' is set.

:'''!quit''' ''message'' Instruct the bot to quit. The quit message may be specified, if omitted a default one is used.
:'''!load''' ''plugin'' Load a plugin.
:'''!unload''' ''plugin'' Unload a plugin.
:'''!reload''' ''plugin'' Shortcut to unload and load a plugin.
:'''!autoload''' Loads all modules in the @autoload list. Normally you don't need to use this command as it is executed automatically when the bot starts.
:'''!loaded''' Show the list of currently loaded plugins.
:'''!available''' Show the list of all plugins in the plugins directory.

== Command parsing order ==
The order of looking for looking for a command is as follows:
:Internal commands =&gt; Core plugin =&gt; Other plugins function =&gt; Other plugins main&lt;br/&gt;
(In reality it will first resolve aliases but we will look at that in the '''Aliases plugin''' section later.)


Examples:
 !load demo
Will find there is a 'load' function internally and use that&lt;br/&gt;
 !kick user
Will look for an internal command 'kick' but find none, then continue to look for a 'kick' in the core plugin and there find a function to execute.
 !demo function
Will look for but not find a 'demo' function either internally or in the core and then proceed to look for a plugin called 'demo', find that and sees that it indeed has a function called 'function' which it can execute.
 !demo arguments
Much the same as the previous except it will find there is no function called 'arguments' in the demo plugin. It then looks for a 'main' function in the demo plugin and executes that with 'arguments' as the function arguments to 'main'.

== Plugins ==
Loading a plugin will give your bot the added functionality from this plugin. To call functions from a plugin you can use the following syntax:
 !plugin_name function_name arguments list
This means the bot will look in ''plugins/plugin_name.rb'' for a function called ''function_name'' that it can call with the options ''arguments list''.
Some functions will be called automatically in the event of certain actions:
:'''initialize''': This function gets called when the plugin is loaded into memory and an instance is created of the class.
:'''main''': This is the function that gets called when the plugin is called without any function name. For example just '''!plugin_name'''.
:'''unload''': Called just before the module is unloaded or reloaded in order to do any required cleanup.
:'''messaged''': When someone sends any message the bot receives.
:'''noticed''': When someone sends a notice the bot receives.
:'''joined''': When a user joins a channel the bot is on.
:'''parted''': When a user parts a channel the bot is on.
:'''kicked''': When a user is kicked from a channel the bot is on.
:'''quited''': When a user quits from a channel the bot is on.
:'''servermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which some parsing exists.
:'''miscservermsg''': When the bot receives an IRC server message for which no parsing exists.
:'''misc''': When the bot receives something from the IRC socket that it has no idea what to do with.
:'''help''': Can be called manually but may also be called by the help plugin. (More on this later.)


=== Core plugin ===
The core plugin is a special case. It contains many common IRC bot commands. Use '''!help core''' to get the full list. The reason it is special is that it is always the first plugin to be checked for the existence of a command and it does not need to be called as '''!core function'''. Functions in the core may be called directly with '''!function'''.


=== Help plugin ===
This plugin contains the help for the core plugin but can also attempt to locate any help function in a loaded plugin. For example '''!help demo''' would look for the ''help'' function in the ''demo'' plugin and execute that. This means that '''!help demo''' and '''!demo help''' will effectively have the same result.&lt;br/&gt;


=== Aliases plugin ===
This is another special plugin. It has no functions that can be called directly but instead contains a list of aliases to make calling certain commands more convenient.
For example you may find that '''!demo function''' is an extremely popular command, you can specify an alias that would make it possible to use the command '''!func''' as a shorthand for '''!demo function'''. You would simply add
 "func"  =&gt; "demo function",
to the @alias list in the aliases plugin. Whenever the bot then receives a command starting with '''!func''' it will internally rewrite this to '''!demo function'''.&lt;br/&gt;
'''Make sure aliases are still unique!''' if you use something as an alias that is not unique you can introduce a conflict. For example if you use just '''f''' as an alias for '''demo function''' it will pick up anything starting with an f. So a command '''!foo bar''' would be rewritten to '''demo functionoo bar'''. Clearly this is not what our intention for the alias was.&lt;br/&gt;
The alias processing is the very first action done on any command received. This makes it an extremely powerful feature but it also means it can be fairly serious if you introduce any conflicts. You could even break the !unload command if you added something like 'un' as an alias, meaning you would no longer be able to unload the aliases plugin. (Technically you can use reload to load a fixed version of aliases, but you see when an alias should be unique.)


=== All other plugins ===
Since there's far too many plugins and lots of new ones are created all the time I, won't be writing manuals on all of them here. If you need information about a plugin look at it's help function first of all ('''!pluginname help''' is almost always available. ) Besides that you may look at the plugin file itself. The first few lines are normally some comments that tell you want the plugin does and any other special information that applies to it.</text>
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    <text bytes="925" xml:space="preserve">== What is nanobot ==
:Nanobot is an open source IRC bot written in Ruby. It's licenced under the [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/ BSD licence].
:It was built to be as flexible and extensible as possible. It should run on any platform where Ruby is available.

:The modular design means it has very few built-in commands. In fact all it has is those needed to control plugins. Every other command comes from a plugin. Plugins can be loaded and unloaded on the fly so almost any change or update can be done without having to restart the bot.

:This design also allows for the bot to keep running when crashes are occurring inside a plugin. In many cases a plugin will even still work when crashing and all but the function that's causing the crash will be available.

== More info ==
*[[Nanobot_FAQ|FAQ]]
*[[Nanobot_manual|User manual]]
*[[Nanobot_source|Source code]]
*[[Nanobot_code_help|Writing your own plugins]]</text>
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    <timestamp>2021-11-25T07:23:41Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>Admin</username>
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    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Where? */</comment>
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    <text bytes="484" xml:space="preserve">==Where?==
[https://insomnia247.nl/hashdb Here]

==Why?==
I personally use the database from time to time for the odd lookup or maybe during a CTF, but right now there is no compelling reason to not share this resource with others. Perhaps it will finally dissuade some people from using dictionary based passwords and broken hashing functions (Though sha256 is not known to be broken yet.)


==Can I access it from my site/program?==
See [[hashdb_api|API page]] for more information.</text>
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    <timestamp>2021-11-25T07:23:46Z</timestamp>
    <contributor>
      <username>Admin</username>
      <id>1</id>
    </contributor>
    <comment>/* Why? */</comment>
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    <text bytes="483" xml:space="preserve">==Where?==
[https://insomnia247.nl/hashdb Here]

==Why?==
I personally use the database from time to time for the odd lookup or maybe during a CTF, but right now there is no compelling reason to not share this resource with others. Perhaps it will finally dissuade some people from using dictionary based passwords and broken hashing functions (Though sha256 is not known to be broken yet.)

==Can I access it from my site/program?==
See [[hashdb_api|API page]] for more information.</text>
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